DH Dallas
April 2, 1979
to
November 13, 2011
*Bask++
X
Borrneyna (*Naborr)
AHA 198544
1979 Grey Stallion
X
Borrneyna (*Naborr)
AHA 198544
1979 Grey Stallion
Show Record:
1986 Heart of Texas Fair Arabian English Pleasure Championship Reserve Champion
1986 Fall Fun Festival Arabian English Pleasure 2nd Place
1987 Houston Livestock Show Arabian English Pleasure 1st Place & English Pleasure Championship 3rd Place
1987 33rd Texas Spring Arabian English Championship 3rd Place
1990 Hudson Valley All Arabian English Pleasure 1st Place
1990 AHC Conn 18th Class A Horse Show English Pleasure 2nd Place
1990 15th Annual Maine All AHS Country English Pleasure 1st Place
1986 Heart of Texas Fair Arabian English Pleasure Championship Reserve Champion
1986 Fall Fun Festival Arabian English Pleasure 2nd Place
1987 Houston Livestock Show Arabian English Pleasure 1st Place & English Pleasure Championship 3rd Place
1987 33rd Texas Spring Arabian English Championship 3rd Place
1990 Hudson Valley All Arabian English Pleasure 1st Place
1990 AHC Conn 18th Class A Horse Show English Pleasure 2nd Place
1990 15th Annual Maine All AHS Country English Pleasure 1st Place
Sire ~ *Bask++
Dam ~ Borrneyna
DH Dallas is by*Bask++, the only stallion to be a U.S. National Champion Stallion and Park
Horse and is the breed's all time leading sire of champions and National
winners, as well as National winner producers.
Bred by Albigowa State Stud, Poland. *Bask++ began his race training in Poland at the age of two. He remained in the racing program for a full four years. Out of 40 races, he placed first eight times, second seven times and was third seven times. Exported in 1963 to Lasma Arabians, USA.
1964 Scottsdale Champion Stallion
1964 Scottsdale Champion Park (3-gaited)
1964 US National Champion Stallion
1964 US National Top Ten Park
1965 Spokane Reserve Champion Park
1965 US National Champion Park
1965 Legion of Merit
1966 Scottsdale Champion Park
1967 US National Reserve Champion Formal Driving
1967 US National Reserve Champion Formal Combination
Legion of Supreme Honor
Bred by Albigowa State Stud, Poland. *Bask++ began his race training in Poland at the age of two. He remained in the racing program for a full four years. Out of 40 races, he placed first eight times, second seven times and was third seven times. Exported in 1963 to Lasma Arabians, USA.
1964 Scottsdale Champion Stallion
1964 Scottsdale Champion Park (3-gaited)
1964 US National Champion Stallion
1964 US National Top Ten Park
1965 Spokane Reserve Champion Park
1965 US National Champion Park
1965 Legion of Merit
1966 Scottsdale Champion Park
1967 US National Reserve Champion Formal Driving
1967 US National Reserve Champion Formal Combination
Legion of Supreme Honor
DH Dallas is out of the *Naborr daughter, Borrneyna. Borrneyna was shown with her 1/2 brother Kaborr+++ by David Boggs at the
Salon Du Cheval-Paris World Championship Show (the article is in the Arabian
Horse World march 1980). Kaborr+++ was crowned World Champion of Europe
and Borrneyna placed in her class of mares 7yrs and older – 3rd.
DH Dallas had a very old world style kind of build, a very durable built body to withstand any kind of task. You could swear you just saw him walk out from behind a pyramid! Dallas' head was very classic, large kind black liquid eyes, large nostrils that you could fit your fist in, and short well placed ears. Everything about him just screamed Classic Arabian. His hair was almost as if it were from fine well spun silk, and in the sunlight his body gave off a metalic sheen. Dallas also had very large hooves and large joints, everything a desert horse should be.
While he stood here at Desert Souvenir, Dallas knew this was his kingdom, and walked around with a very regal strut about him. Even so, he was the kindest most gentlest horse to ever grace our farm. He would wait patiently every morning to be let out into his pasture to play and survey his harem and make sure nothing was out of place. In the evening he waited ever so patiently to be given his evening meal and bedded down for the night, just as a king should be treated.
Dallas was trained and ridden in Western Pleasure as well as English. Dallas was even trained for driving. His show record shows exactly how serious he took his job and how much he aimed to please. Such a wonderful stallion is so very hard to replace. He will be greatly missed and there will be a large void in our lives without him here. We have been blessed with 3 beautiful sons and one elegant daughter to carry on the legacy of DH Dallas at Desert Souvenir Arabians. May he rest in peace and run the fields on the other side of the rainbow bridge to his heart's content.
While he stood here at Desert Souvenir, Dallas knew this was his kingdom, and walked around with a very regal strut about him. Even so, he was the kindest most gentlest horse to ever grace our farm. He would wait patiently every morning to be let out into his pasture to play and survey his harem and make sure nothing was out of place. In the evening he waited ever so patiently to be given his evening meal and bedded down for the night, just as a king should be treated.
Dallas was trained and ridden in Western Pleasure as well as English. Dallas was even trained for driving. His show record shows exactly how serious he took his job and how much he aimed to please. Such a wonderful stallion is so very hard to replace. He will be greatly missed and there will be a large void in our lives without him here. We have been blessed with 3 beautiful sons and one elegant daughter to carry on the legacy of DH Dallas at Desert Souvenir Arabians. May he rest in peace and run the fields on the other side of the rainbow bridge to his heart's content.
This is a life size bronze sculpture of the World Champion Polish stallion *Bask++, the sire of our beloved late stallion DH Dallas. This statue is in the lobby of the Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, Kentucky USA, where *Bask++ is also buried in Champion Cemetery.