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Lukkhe is a chestnut purebred Arab Stallion. He is Khrystal's oldest foal. He bridles, saddles, ground-drives, can be mounted from either side, and has been ridden around the round pen a few times. I look forward to start riding him next spring. He's really a nice young stallion......doesn't bite or strike and learns fast. Lukkhe has amazing movement and has tons of power in each stride. He transitions are so smooth! May carry the sabino gene. His dam does. My Lukkhe Starr is an amazing mover with tons of presence and power. He is a very athletic boy with an amazing temperament.
Lukkhe has many champions in his pedigree including the great
Khemosabi, one of the most outstanding and treasured Arabian stallions
in America. His charisma and breathtaking beauty have earned him a
worldwide fan club as well as double National Championships in halter
and performance in the U.S. and Canada. Khemosabi went on to win four
IAHA achievement awards including the Legion of Masters. Lukkhe also
goes back to the great stallions Magic Dream (US top 10 halter stallion)
and Bajdak (1962 Canadian National Top Ten Stallion, 1971 and 1972
Canadian National Top Ten Stallion, 1972 U.S. National Top Ten
Stallion). Lukkhe goes back to the legendary Bask through Magic Dream
CAHR. His dam, The Dreamspinner is out of an Ariston son, Aristo Kossak.
Lukkhe's grandsire, Chamus, was an outstanding showhorse winning a top
10 in Halter as well as Many Regional titles in both Halter and Western
Pleasure. He was a perfect example of Gainey Breeding at its best.
Chamus was sired by Nelcrest Champagn+ who in the year before his
untimely death brought home such sought after honors as Canadian Reserve
National Halter Champion and US top ten (third) halter stallion.
Nelcrest Champagn held over 20 Most classic titles as well as having
wins in Driving and English Pleasure. This rare Gainey line is known to
produce top quality broodmares as well as adding type and quality.
Lukkhe's Maternal grandsire, Nodoubtaboutit sired by Khemosabi out of a
National Champion Mare, has a Multi-Class 'A' Championships in Western
Pleasure & Halter as well as an Intermountain High Point Western
Pleasure Championship. He also was a Reserve High Point Stallion.
Lukkhe has trot to burn and has tons of power in each
stride. His has easy transitions and a good stop. Lukkhe has a long
beautiful neck and great shoulder assembly. He has good build but still
looks refined. Hasn't finished growing and will be a good sized boy when
he is grown. Currently stands around 15.1 hds. Lukkhe will make a great
cross with Arabians, Sport Horses and Warm bloods. He will be taken to a
Trakehner inspection in 2010 and possibly an RSPI and Canadian Sport
Horse Inspection.
Watch for Lukkhe in local shows this year. He will be
hitting the show circuit and starting his career with western pleasure.
After some more training he will move onto Reining, Dressage and some
jumper events. This athletic boy can do it all. He has the heart and
desire to show everyone what he's got!
Lukkhe's first foal is due April 4th, 2010.
Lukkhe's introductory stud fee is $500 all
breeds and grade mares plus $6 a day mare care. Stud fee includes $150
booking fee and comes with a Live foal guarantee. Which means I will
breed him back for the cost of mare care only, till you get a foal. Even
out of a different mare if needed. He can be hand breed or pasture
breed. Has a great laid back personality and is great with foals!
Multiply Mare discount, Proven Mare discount and Pony Club Member
Discount. Live Cover only at this time but will look into shipped if someone is
interested.
Contact me if you would like to create your own STARR!
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This site was last updated 02/23/10
Candace Oakes
General Delivery, Lyalta, Alberta, Canada
T0J 1Y0
403-620-3247
mvpaintsarabians@gmail.com