The Show String--Arabians

Asil bint Amira - This is the Euphoria Arabian resin done by Allie Daividson in 1994. originally meant to be a run of 50 it ended up a run of 11. The caster not only took Allies money and didn't deliver he also took the original model the mold was made from! So I feel very lucky to have this little lady. Origianlly painted by me to a gray, then touched up for me by Laurie Jo Jensen she sat for many years. It was only this past year when I realized she was never meant to be a gray mare. So I listened to what she was "telling" me and realized she needed a face-lift. Laure Behning, who did Fancy for me, readily volunteered to painted her for me and I couldn't be happier with her. This is what she was meant to be! I gorgeous chestnut mare. Now she has a personality! And suc a sweet face! I can't wait to show her this coming spring and summer of 2002

Tarkheena - The Minuet mold painted by Becky Wilgus to a lovely red bay. Tarkheena got her name from a C.S. Lewis book. It is the female title of royalty from the country of Calorman. I thought a suitable name for this lovely lady! Tarkheena is one of my best showers and despite the age of the resin, she still does well in live shows

Asil Bint Samira - This is a portrait of my real Arab horse Sami. Sami is a polish Arab and has a more "stout" build. Alas, in a world where the live show judges prefer a "more refined" look in Arabs this little girl doesn't do so well. But since she is an almost perfect replica of the real thing I don't mind. I know how my horse looks and that it. So, she remains a personal favorite. Her name, by the way, mean a true genuine daughter of a summers night. (and all the good things that go along with it.)but I call her Sami, or piglet as she is a greedy thing.

This is Kaylie's Fire she is the Laurie Jo Jensen Baha resin painted by Laurie herself. Kaylie is a "recreation" of a model I used to own many years ago, except in this incarnation she looks a lot better! I show Kaylie as a two Year old blood bay Arabian filly. I think she is the perfect "young" horse care free and wild.