*EMANOR
1993 Grey Stallion
Owner:
Wind Horse Farms
Breeder:
Michalow State Stud
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Stud Fee:
$5000
LFG
Transported Semen
Sweepstakes Nominated Sire
SCID Clear |
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Wind Horse Farm |
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Santa
Ynez, CA |
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| ACCOMPLISHMENTS |
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| US
National Champion Stallion |
| Polish
National Champion Stallion |
| Canadian
National Champion Park Horse |
| Canadian
National Reserve Champion Stallion |
| Canadian
National Reserve Champion English Pleasure |
| US
National Top Ten Park Horse |
| US
National Top Ten English Pleasure |
| Scottsdale
Champion English Pleasure |
| Regional
Champion Stallion |
| Regional
Champion English Pleasure |
| Regional
Champion Park Horse |
| Polish
National Best in Show |
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| COMMENTARY |
"And the crowd goes
wild!" - sports announcers' favorite comment when spectators completely
and noisily lose themselves in enthusiasm for a sports hero. Every now
and then -- and perhaps not often enough - crowds at the U.S. Nationals
behave in a similar manner as they attach themselves to a contender so
demonstratively, so thoroughly, and so loudly that all others (no matter
their quality) pale in significance. It happened this year at Albuquerque.
From the moment *Emanor and Michael Byatt stepped into the arena for the
stallion semifinals, spectators had their winner and they never let up
in the din they created in support of him. When *Emanor was named National
Champion Stallion, that cheering was heard half way around the world.
Through fast fingers on a cell phone, Jerzy and Urszula Bialobok at Michalow
Stud in southern Poland (where *Emanor was bred) heard the crowd noise
as George Zbyszewski shouted over the roar, "You have a champion!"
*Emanor had no time to bask in the glory of the National Championship,
The team goal for 2000 was to get him back in the showring under saddle
at Scottsdale. There he won the English Pleasure Championship class. "If
people think they've seen this horse in his glory as a halter horse, he's
going to knock their socks off when he trots through the in-gate under
saddle," George notes. "People should know that this horse wears only
eight-ounce shoes. When he arrived from Poland, we put the usual 13.5-ounce
shoes on him. He wore them only two days because at the trot his motion
is so extreme he was hitting himself under the belly and causing bleeding."
"I've ridden *Emanor," says Mila Hart. "So I've had the pleasure of being
up on the most balanced horse ever. George told me, 'Look down, bend over,
and you'll get a knee in the chin.'"
So we salute the last U.S. National Champion Stallion of the century.
For the *Emanor team, he brings new perspectives to the breed. *Emanor
lets us begin the new millennium with a horse that is different, once
who brings both athletic ability and beauty in one package, one who will
narrow the gap between halter horses and performance horses. "It couldn't
happen at a better time," says George. |
| PEDIGREE |
| Sire Line:
Bairactar |
| *Wojslaw |
Tallin |
Nabeg |
Arax |
| Nomenklatura |
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| Talantlivaia |
Aswan |
| Teplitsa |
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| *Wilejka |
*El Paso |
Czort |
| Ellora |
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| Warmia |
Comet |
| Wadera |
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| Emanacja |
*Eukaliptus |
*Bandos |
Negatiw |
| Bandola |
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| Eunice |
Comet |
| Epigona |
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| Emigracja |
Palas |
Aswan |
| Panel |
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| Emisja |
*Carycyn |
| *Espada |
| Dam Line:
Milordka |
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