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Bentwood Farms
The 2nd Annual National Egyptian Breeders’ Conference
held at the historical location of Highlander Ranch promises to be
an unforgettable weekend. Highlander Ranch holds enormous historical
importance for Arabian horse owners and breeders. Long before
McLennan Community college purchased the land in 2002, the largest
Egyptian Arabian herd covered the vast pastures. Bentwood Farms,
formerly owned by Jarrell McCracken operated on this land from 1972
- 1988. The success and historical importance of
Bentwood Farms on the Egyptian Arabian horse industry is
unparalleled. Judi Forbis of Ansata Arabian Stud stated, "His
[Jarrell McCracken] syndication of the straight Egyptian stallion,
Ibn Moniet El Nefous changed the face of the Arabian horse market in
general, and the Egyptian Arabian horse in particular.
(Ibn Moniet El Nefous)
For many years breeding seminars were held at Bentwood Farms and
larger numbers of Arabian breeders gathered to learn different
aspects of the Arabian horse business and breeding practices."
Continuing in the tradition held at Bentwood Farms, The Pyramid
Society and Pyramid Foundation, Inc. are offering individuals an
opportunity to look at horses through the eyes of experts who have
spent a lifetime polishing their “lenses”. Then, even more
importantly, individuals will look themselves at horses and compare
their eyes against the eyes of the experts.
Some of the esteemed experts present at this
year's Conference will be Dr. James Heird and Dr. John Shelle. CLICK
HERE to view their biographies filled with a lifetime of priceless
information.
Arabians Ltd.
Arabians Ltd. has
enjoyed 30 years of incredible success in the horse industry by
consistently breeding Egyptian Arabian horses sought globally for
their outstanding beauty and contribution of quality to numerous
breeding programs. Since its inception, Arabians Ltd. has been
devoted to educating the public about the joy and unique lifestyle
surrounding the magnificent Egyptian Arabian horse.
Also located in Waco, Texas, Arabians Ltd. is graciously hosting the
Sunday luncheon following the conclusion of the Breeders'
Conference. The lunch will be followed by an Open Barn at Arabians
Ltd., a wonderful opportunity to see such great horses as Thee
Desperado.
ALSO, READ
AN ARTICLE COVERING "WHY A BREEDERS' CONFERENCE?"
REGISTER
NOW! IT'S NOT TOO LATE!
Thank you to those that have already
registered for the Conference, we look forward to seeing you in
September.
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