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DISPERSAL SALE

We have tried hard to stay here, have been here 23 years and love this unique farm.  However, our age and health now makes it imperative to sell the farm and move to the city to be near our doctors.   

These special, top-quality mares are now offered for the first time at a drastically reduced price. All horses offered can go in endurance, some in flat racing, and halter and do well. They are very correct, very athletic, and have  excellent dispositions. 45 years of breeding Straight Egyptians shows. Good homes are essential. Serious inquiries only, please.

Serenity Bint Fayala (2009) (*AK Munifeh x *MB Fayala)
Serenity Bint Hamamii (2006)  (Serenity Muhammid x *Hamamii)
Shaiah Kalila (2010) (Taaz Meshai x SHS Mar Norusa)
Serenity Lagaliah (2004) (Serenity Lazan x Serenity Shagali)
Serenity Mulaka (2011) (Serenity Muhammid x Serenity Shalaka)
Maas Tariifah (2002) (Serenity Taruf x Serenity Imuna)
Maas Isla (2007) (Serenity Ibcar x Serenity Shalaka)

 

It is our hope that we can convey our farm to someone who wants to carry on our program or further theirs.  This means “Selling the Key” with all livestock, equipment, and residence as a turn-key operation. This is a one-time opportunity. The farm lends itself to any type of training and we will assist the new owners if required.

It is essential that we make our move as quickly as possible and have reduced the price by c.50 percent to make it even more attractive.  Please go to the Farm page for a full description of the property. Of course, we are prepared to sell the livestock and farm separately.

"Although we will be moving I will stay active in research and with the Arabian Horse community." Hansi

Serenity horses have a great influence on breeding programs all over the world. The "Serenity" name means quality, beauty, correctness, and extreme athleticism; "Serenity" and "performance" are synonymous. No stallion has ever entered the Serenity Farms breeding program without first being performance tested to assess whether or not he is worthy to enter the breeding shed.