Straight Egyptian Arabian Imports to Midwestern United States From the Primary Import Era 1932 to 1984, Click to view
2010 - 2018 Reference Guide
2010 - 2018 Reference Guide
Congratulations WEAHA members! 1st place winner, Imtal Nadeera 2 year old filly. Owned by Imtal Arabians. Mike and Leann Fitzpatrick at the All American Challenge Cup qualifying class.
2nd place VMA Farashas Amari 3 yr Old bay filly. Owned by Vudu Magic Arabians, Michelle Laucke.
Come watch them at The Egyptian Event August 28-31st Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, Kentucky USA
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WEAHA History
Beautiful, courageous, strong and fleet of foot, the Egyptian Arabian horse of the desert has been the subject of legend, story and song, throughout recorded history. Over the centuries, Egypt had become the world's foremost source of Egyptian Arabian horses who most capture their magical desert forebears' singular qualities. Recognizing both the unlimited potential and the inherent fragility of the rare, old bloodlines their imported Egyptian bloodstock embodied, those earlier American devotees also saw the increasing threat of the Straight Egyptian population's absorption and complete disappearance in a complex modern world.
In the mid-1980's a group of passionate Arabian horse breeders in Wisconsin created an organization for the love of their horses, whose mission would be the preservation, wise stewardship and greater public recognition of an immortal treasure, the Straight Egyptian Arabian horse
The Wisconsin Egyptian Arabian Horse Alliance continues today as an inspiration to many Arabian horse breeders from the US.
Beautiful, courageous, strong and fleet of foot, the Egyptian Arabian horse of the desert has been the subject of legend, story and song, throughout recorded history. Over the centuries, Egypt had become the world's foremost source of Egyptian Arabian horses who most capture their magical desert forebears' singular qualities. Recognizing both the unlimited potential and the inherent fragility of the rare, old bloodlines their imported Egyptian bloodstock embodied, those earlier American devotees also saw the increasing threat of the Straight Egyptian population's absorption and complete disappearance in a complex modern world.
In the mid-1980's a group of passionate Arabian horse breeders in Wisconsin created an organization for the love of their horses, whose mission would be the preservation, wise stewardship and greater public recognition of an immortal treasure, the Straight Egyptian Arabian horse
The Wisconsin Egyptian Arabian Horse Alliance continues today as an inspiration to many Arabian horse breeders from the US.
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