Darq Kahlua is a big black-bay boy with
a star, snip and one hind fatlock-high
sock. He should mature tall (about 15
hands) and be extremely athletic! This
is one very special boy!
His
Great Great Maternal
Grandsire:
El Mokhtar (February
9, 1971 - December 31, 1983) was an
Arabian horse, and one of three black
Arabian stallions used to portray "The
Black" in the second Black Stallion
film, The Black Stallion
Returns.
His maternal grandsire,
Tahrson, is a successfull race
horse:
TAHRSON AHR*434372 10 Apr
1989 Stallion Black (1992-1996, 34
starts, 10-5-6-8, 1 stakes win,
$28,209)
More sires in Darq
Kahlua's line...
Darq:
AHR
#53983
Bred by John P. and Gayla
Mayhew, Beaverton, Oregon. Sire of
eighty-two registered purebred Arabian
foals,and twenty-seven registered
part-Arabs. Died July 4,1993 at age
24,(complications of tooth surgery).
cond stallion to receive Supreme Legion
of Merit. He was the only black stallion
to receive this honor. xcerpts from
January 1981 Arabian Horse World - The
First Ten Legion of Supreme Merit
Stallions: He carried himself with an
air of pride borderlined on arrogance.
By the age of four months he had
traveled over 4,000 miles and won five
Blues and a Junior Championship. By age
four qualified for Nationals in Halter,
English, Western and Native Costume.
Between 1969 and 1975 he won four Top
Ten Awards and received his Legion of
Merit. 1976/1977 he and trainer Don
MacBean won Champion Stallion in Canada
(open) and Top Ten English Pleasure;
Three more Class A Champships and three
Reserves; Region III Top Five Stallion;
Region IV Champion Stallion; Pacific
Slope Top Five Stallion; Top Ten
Stallion at the Canadian Nationals.
Aladdinn, and Bey Shah were both
just referenced in an AHA magazine
artical as being the top producting
stallions of Dressage winning get.
Modern Arabian Horse Magazine, Aug/Sept
on pages 44-49.
http://www.pagegangster.com/p/Yjg12/
Darq Kahlua truly has the lines to
Race, show, dressage... or be your
trail mount.
Shipping
Notes:
Located in Colorado. Nation
Wide Horse Transport is recommended.
Price: $ 2,500
