- "Many Mares were taught to stop to
the sound of a bugle.
- There were all quite smart, beautiful
in every way and spirited.
- They were then put into a hot barn. .
.and left.
- They were starved, and in dire need
of drink.
- They were then released in a rolling
green pasture with a large lake.
- They all galloped, mane and tail
flying, sleek body's with glossy coats.
- Then the trumpets blew.
- The obedient ones stopped. . .the
others continued. . .
- The ones who halted on command were
treated lavishly and became the foundation mares to the most
elegant breed of all time, that of the Arabian. You can find
traces of these devoted horses in every Arabian out there, you
just have to take the time to listen to their story. . .
- Let then whisper in your ear, and
breathe on your heart, you will never regret it."