Agilas is a 22 years old, 162.5 cm ( 16 h), cannon bone 21 cm, cream stallion by Ararat out of Guiva born at Lugovskoy, Kazakhstan.
He is a 3 x 5 line breeding on Arab, and via Ararat a grandson of Absent. Agilas will soon be added under Our horses so that pedigree interested can check out his full pedigree.
Agilas has been with a Kazakh Circus group for most of his life, he came to the group as a two-year-old and retired from the work as a circus horse in 2002.
Agilas was one of 8 Teke stallions that were with the Kazakh group that toured in the US. Agilas was one of the last stallions to be retired from the circus.
He has one offspring in the USA from a polo pony mare that was born this year.
We have selected Agilas for the these reasons:
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- He has a correct conformation and is a sound horse of good size and bone.
- He is not proven in sports but his soundness, temperament and workability is proven by his many years of working and touring with a circus. He is now 22 and still going strong. Look at his strong topline in his pictures at the age of 22.
- He is a typical Arab line stallion with, what we like to add and maintain in our breeding program, long legs, strong and correct top line, long, high carried neck. His movements are outstanding with a long, flowing trot and balanced, uphill canter.
-Pedigreewise he is free from Gelishikli blood. His linebreeding on Arab as well as being closely related to Absent makes his pedigree concentrated on proven high level performance horses that have not been surpassed within the breed today.
-Via Agilas we will add the Lugovskoy bloodlines to our breeding program that today is founded on bloodlines from Daghestani Stud, Tjagorta, Stavropol, Degeres and Shael. We see it as a very strong addition to our stud farm.
- He has an excellent temperament and character.
- An extra bonus is that he is a gold maker, with our bay mares he will give golden Tekes.
- An extra extra bonus is that he is never shown to T. Ryabova for grading! Hopefully he will be evaluated for his own values and for what he can give to his offspring.
Well, words, words, and dreams, next year we will hopefully know a little bit more about his breeding value for us!