DH Dallas - one of the last, producing *Bask++ sons

I'm posting this for a friend, Susan Mason. She's a new member at this site, you can find her on the memberlist under Mason Arabians. She is owner of this awesome, awesome stallion. Those of you on the East Coast really need to look into him. He's 30 now, so you don't have forever to think about this.

Rare Treasure is Alive and Well!

DH Dallas - *Bask X Borrneyna (sired by Naborr x Kamferneyn - double Ferseyn) one of the last *BASK sons still producing! Comment from his caretaker... Mason Arabians... "If you know of anyone interested in breeding to this old boy I would be grateful for the referral as unfortunately time is marching on with such an old treasure and not too many people know "HE" is on this earth" Dallas will turn 30 in April - he still looks 1/2 his age! He is a very kind horse... we have 5 of his babies here on the farm, we are located on Cape Cod, Mass. 10 miles west of the Cape Cod Canal and about 10 miles north of New Bedford, Mass. Dallas' mother Borrneyna was shown with her 1/2 brother Kaborr by David Boggs at the Salon Du Cheval-Paris world champion show (the article is in the Arabian Horse World march 1980). Kaborr was crowned World champion of Europe and Borrneyna placed in her class of mares 7yrs and older – 3rd.

Susan is a wonderful person & adores this boy so definately take a look at him. I haven't seen him in person but I hope to over this summer.

WOW...what a treasure!! He looks absolutely marvelous and talk about some awesome foundation lines!!

What is his breeding fee?

COMMANDER wrote:

What is his breeding fee?

I will email her, and report back with the answer ...

I would love to breed to him! is there such thing as too many Bask lines?

Amigo wrote:

COMMANDER wrote:

What is his breeding fee?

I will email her, and report back with the answer ...

His fee is on;ly $1500 - jump on this, folks!

Ranyiah_86 wrote:

I would love to breed to him! is there such thing as too many Bask lines?

I've had horses with up to six fairly close up lines to *Bask, and they were really good horses. There is probably a point where you can say too much, but that's true of any line.

Get in touch with Susan and get going on it - time's a-wastin' !

Wow what a great old guy. I wish I had a suitable mare to breed to him.

I love to hear these old boys are still out there. I'll be testing my Ferzon son shortly for viability.