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Julio Escobar Wahling
Julio Escobar Wahling - Argentina
NL Fanous 2003 Colt
Year after year we look at our mares and try to decide which Stallion to breed them to, hoping that the following years, foals are just as beautiful as we had wished for. Now that we have our own two magnificent Stallions, it does not mean we have restricted our breeding program. Each year we look at how the Worlds best stallions have performed and will venture out to buy an AI breeding from whichever Stallion we feel, will compliment and better our foundation horses, in the future years. For the past two years we have used Sanadik El Shaklan. He is just a super horse, and we have been more than happy with the foals. In many ways this is the fun part of breeding such high class Arabian Horses. The hard work and sleepless nights, come later
This year foal, `Thee Distraction` had to be bucket fed, until her mother could feed her herself. Every two hours, day and night, we mixed milk and walked to the stable to feed her. She was still with her mother and both seemed very happy about this arrangement. We have been very pleased at the way this foal has developed, if not a little surprised at the rate she was growing. Yesterday we found out why! This little angel was not only taking milk from our bucket, but also she was feeding from her mother, after all? I guess that is one of the wonders of our foals, we are always learning from them!
NL Fanous 2003 Colt
Year after year we look at our mares and try to decide which Stallion to breed them to, hoping that the following years, foals are just as beautiful as we had wished for. Now that we have our own two magnificent Stallions, it does not mean we have restricted our breeding program. Each year we look at how the Worlds best stallions have performed and will venture out to buy an AI breeding from whichever Stallion we feel, will compliment and better our foundation horses, in the future years. For the past two years we have used Sanadik El Shaklan. He is just a super horse, and we have been more than happy with the foals. In many ways this is the fun part of breeding such high class Arabian Horses. The hard work and sleepless nights, come later
This year foal, `Thee Distraction` had to be bucket fed, until her mother could feed her herself. Every two hours, day and night, we mixed milk and walked to the stable to feed her. She was still with her mother and both seemed very happy about this arrangement. We have been very pleased at the way this foal has developed, if not a little surprised at the rate she was growing. Yesterday we found out why! This little angel was not only taking milk from our bucket, but also she was feeding from her mother, after all? I guess that is one of the wonders of our foals, we are always learning from them!
