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Hi, I see a lot of Anglo-Arabs being used as endurance/competitive trail 
horses but I was wondering if anyone out there is using Arab/warmblood crosses 
for 
endurance/trail and what your opinion of them might be?  I have an ulterior 
motive since I have two Arab/Oldenburg two year old fillies for sale and am 
looking for good markets for them.  Many warmbloods have a significant amount 
of 
TB blood in them, and in some cases they also have quite a lot of Arab blood 
(via Ramses, Inshallah, Zeus, Matcho, Urbino, and other Shagya, French 
Anglo-Arab, Trakehner, and purebred Arab sources -- shh don't tell the 
warmblood 
people they don't want to know about their horses Arab ancestry).  Of course it 
is 
dependant to a large extent on the specific individual and whether the cross 
is harmonious or not but the same can be said with any cross.  I was just 
wondering if any people are interested in Arab/warmbloods for endurance or are 
they 
not being considered?

Tracy Scheinkman
Misty Mountain Arabian Sport Horses
Tucson, AZ

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