My Lukkhe Starr

Lukkhe is a chestnut purebred Arab Stallion. He has an amazing personality that everyone falls in love with when they meet him. Most of the time you never know he is a stud. Lukkhe has now been ridden a couple times in a large field. His time was bareback and he was incredible. He bridles, saddles, ground-drives, and can be mounted from either side. 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 and he seems to be producing lots of white. This beautiful boy has movement to die for and trot to burn. Lukkhe has power and presence in each stride that commands the attention of the audience. 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 hds. Lukkhe will make a great cross with Arabians, Sport Horses and Warm bloods. He will possibly be taken to a Trakehner inspection, an RSPI and a Canadian Sport Horse Inspection in 2011.

Lukkhe first foal crop is very impressive. He is passing on his incredible movement and wonderful temperament. He seems to be crossing well with any Arabian line as well as Thoroughbreds. Lukkhe will be an amazing Arabian herd sire, Sport horse herd sire or even Warmblood sire. He seems to be producing big leggy athletic foals that have nice straight legs and beautiful neck into shoulder with powerful hindquarters. Lukkhe is consistently stamping his foals. Cant wait to see his future foals and watch them all grow!! Lukkhe's second foal crop is just as impressive as his first. His 2010 foals are continuing to grow nicer and nicer everyday and show great potential!! We are very happy with all of Lukkhe's babies and look forward to a repeat breeding for next year!

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 show horse 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.