Ferseyn

Ferseyn was a grey stallion born at the Kellogg Institute in 1937. He was one of the most successful sons of *Raseyn. His offspring were sometimes slow to develop, but they tended to blossom over the years, winning championships even after their foals began to win. They are very athletic, doing well at dressage, three gaited, and stock classes.

Khemosabi++++ may have gotten his impishness from Ferseyn, as they both like to cook up their own entertainment such as by opening stall doors at night.

Raseyn
(Skowronek x Rayya)

*Raseyn was a grey stallion born in 1923 at the Crabbet Park Stud. He was imported to the U.S. and became an important sire at the Kellogg Institute. He earned his own championship and sired a line with many more. Both of the champions of the first National show held by IAHA in 1958 were by a son of *Raseyn.

*This photo shows *Raseyn's jumping ability. He was also 5 gaited.

Skowronek
(Ibrahim x Jaskolka)

Skowronek was foaled in Poland in 1909, then exported to England in 1913 where his prepotency established a sire line through *Raffles, *Raseyn, Naseem, and his grandson *Serafix, that has had a monumental impact on American Arabian breeding programs that started in the 1930's and is still felt to this day.

Arabian Horse Association Codes

	*	The horse was imported into the United States
	+	Legion of Honor
	++	Legion of Merit
	+++	Legion of Supreme Honor
	+//	Legion of Excellence
	++++	Legion of Masters