Arabian Horses by River Valley Arabians - Arabian Horses for sale, Stallions, Mares, Foals, Breeder, Horse Farm

Arabian Horses mean the world to Rhonda Davis at River Valley Arabians. As an Arabian horse breeder, and like breeders of Arabians from centuries past, Rhonda believes in ancient breeding principles and the realization that our greatest treasure is our mare. Quality Arabian Horses are what we breed for. From great mares come great foals. "I often refer to the great breeding mares as 'jewels of the desert'," says Rhonda.

Unlike some Arabian Horse Farm practices, each mare at River Valley Arabians has been selected based on beauty, quality, carriage and pedigree. They have proven themselves as top competitors in the show ring and have gone on to produce phenomenal offspring. Now, their daughters are producing beautiful Arabian Foals, as well.

"I believe in breeding to Arabian Stallions that compliment the mare but also possess unique attributes. Two years ago our Arabian Mares were bred to quality National Champion sires such as Magnum Psyche, Marwan Al Shaqab, Legacy of Fame and Echo Magnifficoo. This year we decided to use some of the younger stallions and chose DA Valentino, Ames Charisma and WN Star of Antigua. It is so fulfilling to breed to world-class Arabian stallions and produce exceptional Arabian Horses For Sale.

We also offers contracted breeding rights to some of the top Arabian stallions in the country, as referenced with the Embryo Rights link at the bottom of this page, or simply click on the word Embryos in the drop down menu under Mares. This creates the opportunity for others to lease the farm's mares for their own use. The contracts include Justify and Echo Magnifficoo. We feel the quality and traits these Arabian sires will contribute to these beautiful Arabian mares will result in future "jewels of the desert." We also offer embryo rights to the stallion of your choice from any one of our elegant mares.

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	(Beythoven MC x SFR Shai Princess) AHA # 0520845 / DOB: 3-10-95 / 15.2 Hands Bay Mare / SCID Clear / Pashanata has produced four foals through 2005. Offering a magnificent opportunity to own an extremely talented Western Pleasure superstar and dam of champions. Pashahnata is in foal to WN Star of Antigua for 2008 foal. [ Play Pashahnata’s Video ] [ Play Pashahnata’s Western Video ] For sales information contact Rhonda Davis [ contact form ]
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(Click photo for additional information)	(MAF Bey Ali x Imarri) AHA # 0547330 / DOB: 4-17-97 / 15.2 Hands Bay Mare / SCID Clear / I M Ali has produced three foals through 2005. I M ALi is in foal to the beautiful Ames Charisma for a 2008 foal. Serious inquires only. Mare has matured at 15.2.H. This striking mare is an incredibly bold moving and exotically beautiful show horse. She has an upright neck, tight tippey ears, huge dark eyes, beautiful face, and smooth powerful body. She was Scottsdale Reserve Champion 6-7 year old at Scottsdale Show, Scottsdale Reserve Champion in Liberty, and also Reserve Champion at the World Cup Senior Mares 9 - 11 in 2007. [ Play I M Ali’s Video ] For sales information contact Rhonda Davis [ contact form ]


(Click photo for additional information)	(Alada Baskin x Heres Love) AHA # 0588184 / DOB: 5-9-01 / 14.2 Hands Chestnut Mare / SCID Clear / A W Must Belove has been bred to DA Valentino for 2008 foal. We are very excited about this one! Offering this charismatic and athletic daughter of Alada Baskin (two time US Reserve National Champion Stallion) out of Heres Love (Scottsdale Champion English Mare). AW Must Belove will make a very high quality children’s western performance horse and a top-producing broodmare. For sales information contact Rhonda Davis [ Play AW Must Be Love’s Video [ contact form ]

We offer Embryo Rights to the Arabian stallion of your choice from any one of our elegant Arabian mares. In addition, River Valley Arabians also offers "DISCOUNTED CONTRACTED BREEDING RIGHTS" to Justify and Echo Magnifficoo, both popular U.S. Arabian stallions. Reference pictures of stallions can be found on the embryo rights page or please inquire for details.