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Pedigree
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bay mare, narrow, crooked blaze, no belly white
14.2 hands
5/11/92
100% Arabian, blood typed, DNA tested
Sire: ROL RAVEN AHRA 337486, by EL HILAL AHRA 35261, (*ANSATA IBN HALIMA, US National Top Ten Stallion '66, '67, & '69);
Dam: GAI CAROUSEL, AHRA 161731, by *LANCER'S SAHM x GAI TAPESTRY, who sold for $6500 at age 24 at the Renaissance Collection Auction 2/19/93 in Scottsdale, AZ.
Green broke western. Gorgeous built with a full, well-shaped body, short back, can trot level unshod, pretty head, flag tail carriage, good legs, decent neck length, classy, will hype up readily. Good broodmare, or western pleasure trail horse.
7/3/2002, foaled a chestnut tobiano gelding PD PARTIOTIC STARBURST by PANDEMONIUM LYRE IAHA/PtHA, a 98.9% Arabian, Pinto, super head, bald face.
Dam of four fillies, one colt.
Currently on lease where she is playing nursemaid and companion to Wiltamuth Awbari, the orphaned filly of AWSOM PANDEMONIUM, Chime's full sister. She may be bred by the leasee. If she is bred, she will be available when that foal is weaned (may be rebred by new owner before lease is terminated, however). But if she is not bred, she is available for purchase immediately. Jess, in reporting his decision to keep Chime over the winter, but probably not breed her, said, "My filly thinks she and Chime are joined at the butt."
She develops breathing problems if fed on big round bales, but clears up on small square bales.
$6,500.00
Full sister to PANDEMONIUM RIVER, chestnut parti-color purebred stallion standing at stud at HUGUS ARABIANS & ARA-PINTOS, Pavillion, WY, sire of HAAP SNOWY RIVER; PANDEMONIUM CARNIVAL, bay parti-color purebred mare; PANDEMONIUM RIO, chestnut parti-color purebred gelding; PANDEMONIUM COQET, bay parti-color purebred mare, '93 IA AHA High Point Jr. Halter Filly and AWSOM PANDEMONIUM, Reserve Champion Mare in open halter and 2nd out of 8 in amateur halter class at the Iowa Fall Classic in Des Moines at the 2003 Iowa Fall Classic Labor Day show.
Says Jess, who had trained her for a competitive trail ride all spring and summer, then had a conflict with a close friend's wedding, but still wanted to show her off, "For both of us, it was our first Class A Arabian horse show. However, since I did not pay the entry for the amateur class and entered by mistake, it didn't count." He has a photo up of him showing her, scarred, in race trim, but still elegant.
"No, Virginia, Arabians don't ALWAYS have to leap around as if they'd just swallowed a bunch of Mexican jumping beans, have a professional handler on the end of the lead shank, and be hog fat to win..."
Half sister to many top Pintos, including Class A Western Pleasure winner PANDEMONIUM RHAPSODY; and Endurance gelding HAAP MOSIAC DECOR.
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