Welcome! At Epic Arabians, our goal is to produce a beautiful and functional horse for both our own enjoyment and that of our clients. Our emphasis is on producing both purebred and part-bred prospects of the highest caliber for the Endurance, Sport Horse and Performance disciplines, and we carefully choose our breeding stock with this goal in mind. Quality, not quantity, is our objective.

Our breeding program focuses primarily on the stallions Aurab, Abu Farwa, and Ferseyn. Each of these stallions contributes one or more of the elements we consider to be essential in our horses. Those essentials are substance and correct conformation, fluid movement, classic beauty, and a pleasant, willing disposition. We believe these traits are inherent in the traditional Arabian horse and are largely responsible for the worldwide popularity and acclaim of the breed. In our opinion, a superior Arabian athlete is both beautiful and unmistakably Arabian, while also possessing a keen mind that is easily trained and the famous family horse disposition that has ensured it a permanent place in so many families' lives. An Arabian should also be sound and correctly conformed with the substance and hardiness to allow him to provide his owners with many years of enjoyment. This is what we strive to produce in every foal we breed.

Our farm is located in Idaho's Scenic Treasure Valley, and visitors are welcome Monday through Saturday, by appointment. We are close to shopping and entertainment, as well as some of the Northwest's most popular outdoor recreation and sporting areas.

If you still believe, as we do, that the Arabian horse that can “do it all” with beauty, grace, longevity and a people loving disposition, has not been lost to years of fad breeding, but is a worthy and attainable goal, then please peruse our web site and let us know if we can help you find your next serious competition horse or family friend.

Please do not hesitate to contact us directly to learn more. We look forward to hearing from you.

        Sincerely,
        Jay and Tina Balderston