Abiram

Robert Neal posted:

It's amazing how these things unfold once you start digging isn't it? That's quite a heritage for sure. Tools like these are good to visit as you have a few minutes here and there. It's the pictures that are going to be so invaluable (and video) as the years roll by. It's going to be amazing for the next generation to come see what we've done and be able to connect to it the way you have your horse's heritage. That's why we built the site - not just to create synergy from all the animal types but to show people who love dogs about horses, and people who love cats about rabbits, and so forth. Just as fascinating as it is you've uncovered a great mystery it'll be as fascinating for a Llama lover to learn about it because of you. It's a gift in a way, you know?

Michelle Reader posted:

Thanks Rob. I didn't realize how good my horses pedigree was until a couple of weeks ago. Very interesting research indeed. I completed his pedigree on another website and it goes back to the desert bred arabs of Egypt. I was blown away !

Robert Neal posted:

You've gotten a really good pedigree going here! Let me know if you have any questions and I'll help anyway possible. Great work and terrific images. That's what will be so useful over the years - all the work we're all doing will be available for, we hope, ever - but at least a very long time. Happy New Year!