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BLUE FEATHER FARM, Ormond Beach, Florida Home of SH Knite Dancer AHR # 0585347
The Black Arabian Stallion of Central Florida! Now Standing At Blue Feather Farm Knite has 16 Exquisite Lines to Black in his pedigree and MOVIE STAR BLOOD FROM "THE BLACK STALLION RETURNS! *EL MOKHTAR
Watch for him on the Beaches of Flagler County, Florida, on the Trails of Ocala National Forest, At the Local Shows in Central Florida and in the future in the deserts of Arizona! |
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SH Knite Dancer's Sire SH Shadow Dancer and Grand Sire BHR Hosan's Prince Sample a Stallion Marketing Page here, have one built for your stallion. Horse Transportation: Blue Feather Farm Highly Recommends Circle S Transport they brought Knite Dancer to us on the long haul from MN to Central Florida & Knite arrived here healthy and happy.
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Knite has had over 120 days of professional training at Ronnie Ford Training Center, in DeLand, Florida. He is ready for anything! See Ronnie Ford Training Center to hear more about Ronnie Ford a true "Horse Whisperer"!
Knite is a Star! Knite is 5 1/2 already!
Photos to follow shortly.... Of EquiFest.
Knite At Home.
He has been a pleasure to work with and a Breeze to train and he is a pleasure because of His Intellect! Here is Black Stallion Trivia! A well known example of the Arabian horse as the star of The Black Stallion the 1st movie. In this 1979 movie, the Black was portrayed by a champion Arabian stallion from Texas. Cass Ole' had white markings on his face and legs which had to be dyed for the movie and he had to wear hair extensions in his mane so that it flowed with that “wild horse” look, but he was chosen for his beauty, floating movement, and charisma. Actually two horses played the Black in this movie and in The Black Stallion Returns, in this sequel, *El Mokhtar, the Egyptian Arabian who was used in most of the racing scenes, is the movie star in Knite's bloodlines and, tragically, *El Mokhtar died of colic before the film was completed. This is another reason Knite's Bloodlines are rare as *El Mokhtar had few get before passing and his full brother Tahr, was brought there to California and bred in the USA. Knite has the bloodlines of *El Mokhtar in his veins on his sire's side.
If you have a horse with 4 white legs, Keep him not a day; If you have a horse with 3 white legs, Send him far away; If you have a horse with 2 white legs, Sell him to a friend; And if you have a horse with 1 white leg, Keep him to his end. (Old English Poem)
Knite's Proud Papa SH Shadow Dancer Knite Was his First Foal and First Colt.
Trivia and Information About The BLACK Arabian! The Elusive Black Arabian Horse... Currently, less than 3% of registered Arabians are Black. Of that, only a small number are stallions and of those stallions, VERY few are Homozygous Black. If you are interested in the allure of a Black Arabian, know that color lies deeper than the coat you see. To understand the significance of Homozygous Black, please read on: Horse coat color is most easily understood if you think about it as a series of building blocks. All horses, on the most basic level, are one of two pigment colors; red or black. All other colors you see, such as bay or palomino, are modified versions of these two base colors. Black is dominant. Red is recessive. The Black and Red pigment genes, also called the "E" Genes, are symbolized as follows; Black: EE - Homozygous Black Red: ee - Homozygous Red Each horse possesses one pair of "E" genes or "basic pigment color genes". The offspring that results from the mating of two horses inherits one basic pigment color gene from each parent. There is a DNA-based test called the "Red Factor Test." This test determines which genes are present. In a nutshell... A Homozygous Black (EE) can only pass on the dominant "E", black gene, while the Heterozygous Black (Ee) is able to pass on either the dominant black gene "E" or the recessive red gene "e". A horse must inherit the recessive "e" gene from each parent to be red. Thus, it is genetically impossible for a Homozygous Black to produce a red foal since there is no recessive red "e" gene to pass on.
See Knite's Ancestors and Heritage Here Blue Feather Farm is offering, Breeding - to an All American/Egyptian Black Arabian Stallion with Movie Star Blood all horses are Trained in the Natural Way. Join us in our excitement and celebration of SH KNITE DANCER...
So go ahead and add a little real... "Black Stallion" to YOUR breeding program. Waiting for Class to Start! at the age of one :)
We look forward to meeting and seeing you!
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