1. maria01/12/2007 10:49:16

WOW! Simply amazing and a lesson to us all in Europe. I take my hat off to you, French Association!

2. maria01/12/2007 11:07:05

And I, the world's WORST photographer, took the pictures of Tina Wenman's horses at the 2005 show. Todd, I am catching up with you! Watch out (the truth is, I am a very very bad photograher

3. maria01/12/2007 11:12:58

Lenia, look at the photo of Shunnan Shael on the French site under Villenueve on Batch 2006! They couldn't take Alchak because at the 2005 show a yearling broke loose and went throught the crowd. Won't mention his name but he was at 2006, must have behaved well (I wasn't there) and he looks a worthy son of his deceased father. You must have all guessed...

4. shael01/12/2007 13:32:49
Homepage: http://www.shael-teke.com

They wrote about Ghidchi Shael, which was bred from us. They determed that she is from line Sovkhoz 2. I don't know what is this line? She is from El line.

5. shael01/12/2007 16:10:42
Homepage: http://www.shael-teke.com

This site is realy not proffesional. My impressure is vinaigrette. Looks like MAAK with all lie of MAAK.

6. maria01/25/2007 18:34:38

I happened to be looking through Wikipedia and noticed a very odd entry for the Akhal-Teke with an even odder photo. It made me wonder what the rest of Wiki content is like, for the subjects I am less familiar with...

7. Jessica01/29/2007 09:44:13

I checked the site to, it seems like anyone can edit the text, I tried to change the picture but I could not figure out how to do it.
Compared to the other breed presentations on Wikipedia the Teke breed really stands out like more than obscure. At least the horse in the picture is not starved.