1994 chestnut mare, dam of 3 foals to date.  Sired by a Nabiel+/ son out of a *Muscat daughter, her dam was imported from Spain.  Eci'ja was Top 5 in a Western Pleasure Futurity at Scottsdale as a 3-yr-old, and won a Western Pleasure Jr. Horse class the next year before retiring to the broodmare band.  She is bred to the up-and-coming young Straight Spanish stallion Yo for a 2009 foal.

2001 chestnut mare, dam of a 2008 Anglo-Arabian colt.  Shown as a 3-yr-old, she won her first Mare Breeding Championship at her first show.  The next year she was Champion Hunter Pleasure Jr. Horse, then Region 8 Champion Hunter Hack and Working Hunter as a 5-yr-old.  She's back in training after raising her first foal, and will compete in both Working Hunter and Hunter Pleasure in 2009.

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2003 chestnut mare.  Champion in Halter, Open and Amateur.  Champion in Western Pleasure, Open and Jr. Horse.  She will return to the show ring in 2009 and we look forward to many more Championships in Halter and Western Pleasure Open and AAO.

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1966 grey, sire of 20 foals (19 Purebreds and 1 Half-Arabian); 5 daughters and 3 sons bred on to produce 77 grandget.  His sire was a grandson of *Mirage (db) and *Raffles (CMK), and he is linebred to the Skowronek daughter Jalila on both his sire's side (through *Rasmina, GSB) and his dam's side (through Nana-Sahib,SSB).  His dam was one of the mares imported from Spain by the Steen Ranches in 1965,

1978 chestnut, sire of 568 foals; a Sire of Significance and a leading sire of National winners in multiple divisions including halter, hunter, saddleseat, western, and native costume.  Due to his breeding duties, Bask Flame was shown only briefly, but won a Region 7 Top 5 in Western Pleasure.  He is best remembered as a sire of versatile performance horses, and of daughters who became outstanding broodmares.

1983 chestnut, sire of 11 foals; Wild Flame was the foundation stallion of Caballos del Sol.  First and foremost a family horse and a gentleman, he was a multi-champion in halter and performance and often won titles in both at the same show.  In performance he had wins in Hunter Pleasure, English Show Hack, English Pleasure, Country English Pleasure, and Mounted Native Costume.

1973 grey, dam of 6 foals; 1 son and 2 daughters bred on, producing 15 grandget.  Coy was a kind and patient mare who taught her young owners all about riding and breeding horses.  She showed successfully in Halter and Western Pleasure, and died prematurely while giving birth to her 6th foal.

1989 sorrel overo, dam of 5 foals.  She was shown successfully in Halter, Color Classes, and Western Pleasure.  All three of her pinto foals inherited her spectacular overo color pattern; her two solid foals had blazed faces and high white stockings.  All that were shown were winners in both halter and performance.

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