Khemoniquee
Bay Arabian mare

(Khemosabi  x  Aristo Sun Ray, by Ariston)
AHA # 0460015    foaled 1990

                              
(photos at 17 years old)
           
One of the few, still producing daughters of the immortal stallion Khemosabi and out of a Ariston (by Bask) daughter! This precious old blood is sought after and prized for producing Champions! Khemoniquee is not only beautiful (she looks just like her immortal sire), but she has correct conformation as well.
She is kind and has had 4 awesome foals for us. 

Video of Khemoniquee  at 22 years old

Khemosabi	Khemosabi	Ariston

        Khemoniquee had a chestnut colt on 4/6/12
by Magic Aulrab

 

She is rebred to GLF In His Image for a 2013 foal

GLF My Wild Heart
Bay homozygous tobiano National Show Horse

(My Rocky Mountain High x GLF Key To My Heart)
PtHA #                    foaled  2004

 Heart will produce 100% Pinto foals  no matter what stallion she is bred to!

Heart is a stunning homozygous National Show Horse mare. She is big bodied, tall, and has very correct conformation. Heart is a full sister to the multi-Champion mare GLF My Heart Throbb. Heart's sire and dam are also multi-Champions.

 

GLF My Heart Throb
Bay homozygous tobiano National Show Horse mare

(My Rocky Mountain High x  GLF Key To My Heart)
PtHA #  115295           foaled 2003

     Heart Throb is a multi-Champion, homozygous National Show Horse mare. As a yearling she won PtHA Reserve Canadian National Champion Jr. Mare/Pl Type. Heart is 16 hands with excellent conformation. She has the most wonderful disposition anyone could ask for! She is a full sister to GLF My Wild Heart and a granddaughter of our beautiful foundation mare, Ezras Lady In Red
 

Heart is bred to Alexander The Great
17.2 hand Homozygous American Drum stallion
for a 2013 homozygous pinto foal

 

     
 

GLF Key To My Heart
chestnut tobiano 1/2  Arabian mare

(Key Coloration  x  Ezras Lady In Red, by SrEzra Ibn Farwa)
AHA # 1A 309200  PtHA # 71249    NSH # 013928-93-NSA
foaled 1993
                         
           

Champion in Arabian & PtHA shows including Region III Top Five  as a 2 year old against 15 older mares

                                                    

    Key is a Granddaughter of SrEzra Ibn Farwa (our foundation stallion), with 4 crosses to Abu Farwa. Key has not only been a great show horse for us, but a valuable broodmare as well.  All of her foals have been multi-Champions, with the exception of two that have not been shown yet. Key is the dam of GLF My Heart Throb  and GLF My Wild Heart (shown above)

Sadly Heart passed away 2011
her legacy will live on with her 2 daughters
GLF My Heart Throb and GLF My Wild Heart

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Ezras Lady In Red
chestnut Arabian mare

(SrEzra Ibn Farwa x Abra Farborra)
AHA #  0354799    Foaled 1986

Gone, but always remembered in our hearts and through her offspring
August 4, 2006

Lady was sired by our foundation sire, SrEzra Ibn Farwa. She had 4 crosses to Abu Farwa.

Lady was the Queen of Ginger Lynn Farms. She was shown at 3 months of age and won both of her large classes under our National Judges.  A few days later she was playing and broke her right front cannon bone. It was such a severe compound break she underwent surgery at  UC Davis. She had a bone marrow transplant that was inserted into her leg from a rib and from  her sternum,  along with two plates and screws holding her bone together. Lady went through two more operations to later remove the plates after her bone had mended. It was a long, sometimes frustrating, and very expensive process, but it was worth it! What a wonderful success story Lady was indeed!  Lady produced 15 incredible foals for us, and was in foal with number 16 when she passed away. Her last foal, GLF Spittin Image was only 9 weeks old at the time. He is without a doubt the best foal Lady produced. What a fitting tribute he is to the Queen of Ginger Lynn Farms.

We  have 1 daughter of Lady named GLF Key To My Heart. We have 2 granddaughters named GLF My Heart Throbb and GLF My Wild Heart. All 3 will help carry on Lady's legacy.