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Morongo Valley, CA: Two Arabian Stallions Need Homes

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We are helping to network two Arabian stallions for Refuge Ranch in Morongo Valley, CA (San Bernardino County). The rescue was called out to help a herd of Arabians who had been abandoned by their owner. They have found homes for all but two of the stallions.

The stallions are purebred and are calm and able to be handled. They have not, however, been trained to ride.

Ehmaan DVA is a twelve year old chestnut born May 13, 2006. Sire is Om El Shahmaan and dam is Omel Dr Etopia.

Shayden is an eleven year old grey born April 22, 2007. Sire is Om El Shahmaan and dam is El Bacara Dream.

Please note that these horses are NOT at Hanaeleh. If you would like more details and/or are able to offer a forever loving home to either of these horses, please contact Susan directly via e-mail: [email protected] or call: 760-578-1187.

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