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Randall on an Arab stallion50 viewsA promoter of building the world's largest race track, exclusively for Arabian racing in the world's driest desert of the world, but on the edge of one of the main tourist centers of South America that is easily within reach of four foreign countries, this fascinating idea found no financial backing.
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Randall and friend Emilio70 viewsRiding Arabian horses on the dunes in the Atacama Desert. The sandy terrain and daytime temperatures that reach 106ºF (47ºC) make the Arabian a good option for this region.
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Randall training Vain Dame in Huayquique62 viewsThis classy Arabian mare was bred by Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum. She loves the desert environment and is a talented mover. She was probably eliminated as a problem horse as she arrived in Chile very unconfiding of people. However, she has made an incredible turnaround in Randall's sensitive hands.
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Arabian mare Vain Dame by Vadeer out of Windama by Bandos86 viewsSheik Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum brought semen from his excellent race horse Vadeeer (who stands in England) and bred Windama in Ocala, Fla., resulting in Vain Dame. Windama is by the good Polish race horse and Tevis Cup winner Bandos and out out Wilma the dam of Wiking who is America's best sire of racing Arabians. Vain Dame has an excellent pedigree for either racing or endurance.
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Randall starting horses naturally in Vermont96 viewsA long time believer in natural horse starting methods, over his thirty professional years Randall has applied his own personal method to Thoroughbreds, Quarter Horses, Paints, Hannoverians, Arabs and Chilean Horses. Here due to the lack of a round pen he is carrying out the procedure with a longe line inside a large riding arena.
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