Kyss Me Baloo:

Multiple wins in halter, western pleasure, and trail.

MFA Hullabaloo:

National and Multi-Regional winner in Halter. Class A Performance Champion. Sire of National/Regionals winner in Halter and Performance.

Fame VF:

U.S. National Champion Stallion 1987;

Canadian Reserve Champion Stallion, 1986;

top sire; sire of 500 foals.

Bred by Bob and Pat Radmacher's Valhaven Farms,

Was the top siring son of BEY SHAH+, who in turn was the Arabian breed's leading living sire of halter champions

Benraz Faantasy:

One of the Breed's Top Broodmares. Aristocrat Mare. Dam of multi-National winners.

Barich De Washoe:

Imported from Spain, Canadian National Western Pleasure reserve champion. Died 1991
*BARICH DE WASHOE is a Western Pleasure reserve champion. He sired over 80 champions, 28 National winners, and 22 producers of National winners, making him one of the most influential and important Spanish sires in the breed. With 483 foals, he is ranked number one on the top ten list of leading Spanish sires.

Amerigo:

AHR #20585. Bred by Frisco Mari, La Puente, California.

Sire of two hundred twenty-seven registered purebred Arabian foals.

1966 U.S. Reserve National Champion Stallion;

voted Sire Of Significance.

Sire of Khemosabi++++//,

#1 Millennium Sire.

Sire Of Significance.

US National Reserve Champion Stallion.

Jurneeka:

AHR #13435 Bred by Mr. and/or Mrs. R.F. Dailey, Alamo, California.

Dam of eight registered purebred Arabian foals.

1964 US Natl Res Ch English Pleasure AND Western Pleasure;

Legion of Merit++

Dam of Khemosabi ++++//(Leading Sire of the Millennium out of 110 sires)

Khemosabi:

Legion of Masters

Legion of Excellence,

4 time National Champion Stallion 1972,

Reserve Natl Champion Stallion 1973,

US Natl Champion Stallion 1976,

Canadian National Champion Stallion 1976,

US Natl Champion Western Pleasure,

Leading sire of champions(320+),

Millennium Leading Sire.

Bey Shah:

Lester or Jennie Walton.
IAHA Legion of Honor
1981 Canadian Top 10 Halter Stallion
1980 U.S. Reserve National Champion Halter Stallion
1979 U.S. Top 10 Halter Stallion
Sire of 974 foals

Bey El Bey:

Breeder: Varian Arabians.
Sire of 441 purebred foals

1976 US Res Natl Champ Stallion;

Legion of Merit,

1977 Canadian Natl Ch.,

1974 US Natl Res. Ch.,

1976 US Natl Res. Ch.,

1973, 74, 75, 76, 77, & 78 US Top Ten,

1973 Scottsdale Champion,

1977 Res. Scottsdale Champion,

Regional Ch. Eng. Pleasure.

Legion of Merit++

Bay-Abi:

62,5% Crabbet/Old English, 25% Polish, 12,5% Early American imp.
Bred by Loyd F. Silva of Grants Pass, Oregon.
Sire of two hundred seventy-five registered purebred Arabian foals.
Legion of Merit
1964 Scottsdale Reserve Champion English Pleasure
1964 US National Top 10 English Pleasure
1964 US National Top 10 Western Pleasure
1962 US National Champion Stallion
Bought as a yearling for $1,200 at auction by young Sheila Varian, Bay-Abi became 1962 US Natl Champion Stallion and founded a dynasty through his son, Bay-El-Bey.

Raffoleta-Rose:

AHR 78072

Louie D. and Mary Lou Johnson, Dam of Nat\'l winners Fame VF+, Rave VF, Fortune VF, Glitter VF; Grandam of U.S. National Champion Stallion and Top Ten Country Pleasure Millennium Loa+

Congo:

SSB #1839, Died 1965.

Bred by Don José Maria Ybarra (Spain) Sold 1945 to Yeguada Militar; The only undefeated racehorse in Spain, known for his spectacular movement and tremendous hock popping action which he passed on to his progeny.

Ben Rabba:

AHR 29921, K D Matthiot. 57,72% Crabbet Ringo was just a leggy colt when Ed Hubbert saw him and spotted his potential. When Ed bought him he changed Ringos name to Ben Rabba. He could never have guessed what impact this long-legged youngster could have on the Arabian breed.

Until meeting Ed, Ringo had spent his babyhood at Rancho Carmelo, along with his sire, Aurab and dam, Rollicka. Rollicka was said to be a small chestnut, with an exquisite head.

Ben Rabba, with his amateur owner, went on to attain a very impessive show record. Some of these included US Top Ten Ladies Side Saddle, Pacific Slope Champion Reserve Stallion, Pacific Slope Champion Western Pleasure, Region 3 Champion Stallion, Region 3 Champion Native Costume, Region 3 Top Five English Pleasure, Region 3 Top Five Ladies Side Saddle and Region 3 Top Five Western Pleasure. He went on to win many more championships in all divisions of Arabian horse shows. He was the epitome of the versatile and adaptable Arabian horse.

In the late 70-ies, Beatrice Paine from Bowdell Stud in England leased Ben Rabba for some 2 1/2 years, at a time when some of the early Crabbet lines in England had been lost to exportation, and the need to find an import to restore them was paramount. Well, Ben Rabba proved the be the right choice. He had 44 progeny, exactly half fillies and half colts. His get have attained show honors, and many have been exported to other countries. Some of these winning get of Ben Rabbas were: Al Maurab, Aureme(a grandaughter), and Aukubra. In the US the Ben Rabba son Haji Rabba, won the title of Regional Champion English Pleasure Gelding, as well as winning all his qualifying classes.

When Ben Rabba came back to the US, he went to live in Marysville to stand at stud at Jewell Cantrells. And when Ed worried about his failing heart, he made up a will for Ben Rabba and his son Haji Rabba. He left them both to Jewell Cantrell, knowing they would have a good home until they died. Ed died in 1989, and Ben Rabba had a new owner. A few months after Ben came to live with the Cantrells permanently, Rollicka also arrived. She was 30 years at the time. They shared the same pasture, swatting flies, grooming each other, and just passing time.

When Ben colicked, they tried night and day to save him, but soon knew it was hopeless, and he would not recover. He went for his last trailer ride, and was buried on a knoll, overlooking the future site of where his mares and foals would graze in Gridley, for the next year the ranch would be moving there.

Ben Rabba was undoubtedly Aurabs most successful son. He was also the first purebred Aurab sire. Ben Rabba was beautiful. He had a long neck, fabulous hindquarters and a very pretty head. He stood 15.1 1/2 hands. He was a multi-champion and surpassed his sire in renown. He has quality stock in the US, Canada, Great Britain, Saudi Arabia, and Israel

1964 Scottsdale Champion Stallion

1964 Scottsdale Champion Park (3-gaited)

1964 US National Champion Stallion

1964 US National Top-Ten Park

1965 Spokane Reserve Champion Park

1965 US National Champion Park

1965 Legion of Merit

1966 Scottsdale Champion Park

1967 US National Reserve Champion Formal Driving

1967 US National Reserve Champion Formal Combination