Mistarea

Seabloom Arabians

Mistarea

(Zarmid x Tarea Cotta)
Canadian Arabian Horse Registry 0039617
Born July 16, 1998
Purebred Arabian mare. Grey. Al Khamsa, Blue List. Egyptian/Sa'ud, Abbayah Al Hurmah
Bloodlines include, Hallany Mistanny, Fadl, Sirecho, Ansata Ibn Halima, Moniet El Nefous, Nazeer,
tail female, *Turfa

PEDIGREE

Pictured September, 2007
Mistarea arriving at her new home. I missed her terribly!
We were fortunate to get Mistarea back home on September 13, 2008

Here she is pictured after her arrival home. She is a bit rough looking and sore due to apparently being attacked by donkeys.
Thank you to Carolyn of Hooves N Hounds for delivering Mistarea safely home to us.

We owned and loved Mistarea's sire, dam & her Grandma. Here is a beautiful *Turfa mare with lots of potential.
I had reluctantly sent her off to Alberta on a free lease for a year due to my personal health issues. I was happy to have her finally return home to us after 4.5 years. It was a stressful time, as I had plans for training Mistarea for long distance riding & after having to wait so long for her to be returned, I find I haven't gotten any younger.

Upon Mistarea's return, I had to postpone plans of training, etc as she
arrived home from Alberta with with a swelling on the flat of her jaw. Mistarea had a head injury when she caught her head between a gate & post soon after her arrival in Alberta.
She did recover fully, but it seems that she developed a build up of scar tissue on the outside of her right jaw. This causes the flat of her jaw to be rounded rather than flat.
We had a thorough check up done on her face & inside her mouth by a well respected Veterinarian on Dec. 5, 2006.
We finally went ahead with her training as planned. Though it is a blemish, it does not affect her in any way.

This is a very special mare & her pictures do not do her justice. She has a gorgeous dished face, large, kind eyes & big nostrils, a beautifully shaped neck, nice sloping shoulders & a big, long hip.

Mistarea has an incredible trot & and walks with a nice long stride. She was bred for her wonderful temperament, intelligence & heart.
I was enjoying just seeing Mistarea out in the field with my Miniature Horses. But I found myself feeling guilty, just keeping her as a pet. Mistarea is gentle and sensible. She has had 30 days training with Catherine Meikle. I was thrilled with her progress!
I felt that Mistarea should have a home where she would get more individual attention. So, I reluctantly let her go to a new home. I made a big mistake and thankfully, she is back home to stay.

Pictured with trainer, Catherine Meikle.