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God took a
handful of
South wind
and from it
formed a horse,
saying: "I create thee, Oh Arabian. To thy forelock, I bind Victory in battle. On thy back, I set a rich spoil And a Treasure in thy loins. I establish thee as one of the Glories of the Earth... I give thee flight without wings." -- from Ancient Bedouin Legend (Byford, et al. Origination of the Arabian Breed) |
| We at Black Suede Arabians have entered a lifelong commitment to perpetuate and enhance the special characteristics of the Egyptian Arabian horse. As lovers of horses, we cherish our time with them and treasure the special relationship that we have developed with our Arabians. | |
| The Arabian horse
is truly poetry
in motion, and it
is a great honor
to be a part of
the royal heritage
of the straight
Egyptian Arabian. We began 35 years ago as breeders of Quarter horses, but with the purchase of the beautiful black stallion TR Black Suede, we have found ourselves transformed by the beauty and athletic ability of the Arabian horse, and more specifically with the straight Egyptian Arabian. We feel that TR Black Suede was saved just for us. |
 The Washington Ranch, where it all began |
He has become our touchstone, and since his purchase, we have searched the world for the best mares to breed to him for our black straight Egyptian program, and have obtained three world-class straight Egyptian mares, as well as two mares of great significance for our outcross program. |
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As we develop our program, currently located at the Taylor Ranch in the beautiful Wasatch Valley near Provo, Utah, we are working on plans for the construction of our own ranch that will rival the beauty of Koroho, and will be dedicated entirely to the development of the Arabian horse. Our daughters Ashley and Stephanie Taylor are also on the team, as assistant trainers, secretary, and events planner. Son Philip is our senior handler and conditioner under the tutalage of Isaac Taylor, the senior trainer and ranch manager for Taylor Ranch. |
As a family, we have a close relationship to our horses, and act on principles of love and positive reinforcement. As our farm grows and our dreams come to fruition, we find that our success is the natural result of our dedication. 
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