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Well, we had quite the surprise today! Jaqueline had just settled back into the life at the stable from some shows with the Arabians when she suddenly got a frantic call from her agent who helped her track down some horses for sale. "Jacqueline! This is an emergency." The phone call was urgent, and held quite the bit of panic in the tone of her agent. "Calm down Evelyn. Tell me what's going on." Jaqueline said, holding the phone to her ear as she sat down on the couch in the decades-old family home on the property. "Its Magnolia Hollow over in the Arabian Peninsula. They've gone into bankruptcy and they have a pregnant mare and her nearly 6 month old foal at risk of being sent to slaughter." Suddenly, Jacqueline sat bolt upright. That was an emergency. "Tell the lawyer that I'll take the mare and her foal. Don't let anything happen to them. I'll be there on the next flight." With that, Jacqueline quickly booked a flight to the airport nearest the stable. Making arrangements to ship a pregnant mare and foal back to the states, she quickly repacked some of her belongings in a carry-on bag.


The flight to the Arabian Peninsula was long, but Jacqueline would go anywhere to prevent some of the most ancient Arabian blood there was on the market. Finally reaching the site of the now bankrupt Magnolia Ranch. Walking into the formerly busy stable yard, she quickly tracked down Evelyn. "Where are they Evelyn?" She said, waiting for her agent to lead her to the mare and foal. When she saw them, she noticed that the mare was heavily pregnant. "When's she due, and who's the father Evelyn?" Jacqueline asked. "She's in foal by their jet black award-winning stallion, who has already been taken by the owners as one of the only horses they kept back. And she's due in 4 months and a half." Nodding, Jacqueline went to work out some more finer details with the lawyer and the owners of the barn. Once all the details were worked out, the mare and foal were loaded up and driven to the airport, and then shipped to the USA. Once they reached the stable lands once again.

Parking the truck and trailer close to the barn, she unloaded the jetlagged mare and foal. "Welcome to your new home girls." Jacqueline said, leading the tired mare and foal to one of their foaling stalls until they settled in. Then, they would move the foal to one of the stalls on the other side of the barn since she didn't appear to be nursing anymore.


Welcome Al Zahrah and her filly Al Samira to the stables! They came all the way to Grand View Estates from the Arabian Peninsula, and Al Zahrah is expecting what could possibly be a jet black foal, or maybe even potentially two! She's quite large for being so far out from her due date yet, so a vet visit will determine if she's expecting twins or not! We're hoping for twin foals, and potentially even jet black foals!