Expanding the crabbet bloodlines in the Netherlands, these bloodlines appeal to us enormously because this breed according to the old 'standard' and these horses have proven to excel in several equestrian sport. In addition, these bloodlines are now unique and they form great opportunities for many breeders.

Today, within a large part of the arabian breedings bred mainly for appearance according to the new standard, these horses are showeds where mainly the appearance is judged. The horses are increasingly bred to the extremes on the Arabian appearance such as the well-known 'seahorse' head, unfortunately it is seen that the focus is less on other points and we see more often that these horses have deviant leg / hoof positions, a weaker topline and less powerful movements.

We think it is important to breed strong and correctly built horses, we also find the arabian appearance important, but we do not want to focus on this. For example, in our breeding program we will select the stallions for our mares on the basis of built, performance and character, always looking for improvement.

In the future our young stallion Nuraij will be offered for breeding, we see him as a great unique outcross opportunity for many breeders, given the close inbred in the current bloodlines. There are several reasons to choose for outcross. Sometimes it is necessary to get rid of certain traits that have crept into breeding in an inbreeding or line breeding. They use outcross for that. Within the arabian breed the relationship is large, especially in Europe we see a lot of the same in terms of stallion choice and bloodlines.

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In addition to the fact that we are involved in a targeted breeding program, we also find it very important to enter our horses in equestrian sports, for example, they are ridden dressage, western and endurance sports and we strive to participate our horses at a high level. Fun, cooperation and health are paramount here.

It is our wish to find a suitable owner for every horse bred and sold by us, we will look closely at what an owner has to offer the horse and where our horses end up.