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Ferin Arabians, Inc.

* Purebred Arabian Gelding *

FA Afternoon Delight

affectionately known as…

“CHARLIE”

Saud El Ameer grandson

AHR#595184

*See below for Photo Galleries*

2002 SOLID BLACK STUD COLT

BIG, FRIENDLY, TYPEY, GORGEOUS

HOMOZYGOUS BLACK

SCID-CLEAR

SWEEPSTAKES NOMINATED SIRE

Excellent conformation and type, with a very kind eye. He’s very smart and catches on real fast. Sensible and sweet. He’s Mr. Personality and likes to show off too. He’s always been pastured with my mares (and foals when I have them) 24/7 and gets to be a horse. I’ve raised him from the moment he hit the ground, and he’s one of the 2 greatest joys of my life. He’s approximately 15.1hh and built rock solid. His cannon bones measure 9” in the rear and 8” in front at the mid sections.

While he was still a stallion, he bred a few of my mares in 2004 and 2005, and got them all pregnant on their first “encounters.” One of those mares was exported to Mexico, and she foaled a gorgeous black filly with a star—a real people-lover! His second foal (another filly--Bambi) is just awesome to be around. I still have her. She really loves people and is so easy-going and smart. His third and fourth foals were both colts in 2006. See link to his foals page for photos/info below.

Charlie’s sire, Saud El Warsaw, is a Country English Pleasure, Show Hack and Halter Champion, including the 2000 Egyptian Event Country English Pleasure Champion in Kentucky. He has also won in many other regional and local shows under his trainer, Mike Grimm. See and read more about Saud at Misty Morning Arabians. Charlie’s grand-sire was the famous black Straight Egyptian stallion Saud El Ameer, who was Blue List, Al Khamsa and Sheykh Obeyd. Charlie’s sire is 50/50 Egyptian-Polish, and his dam (Stormy) is a blend of Polish, Crabbet, Egyptian—heavily *Skowronek-bred. Stormy also goes back more than once to *Leopard on her sire’s side, who was owned by General Ulysses S. Grant! *Leopard was one of two stallions presented to Grant (during his celebrated tour around the world) by Abdul Hamid II, Sultan of Turkey. *Leopard was the earliest imported Arabian registered with The Arabian Horse Club of America.