Looking for something different? Athleticism, elasticity, stamina, speed, agility, scope over a fence, exceptional movement and a high percentage of blood?

Our Perlino Akhal Teke Stallion Kambarbay possesses all of the desirable characteristics of the modern event horse. In addition he has a beautiful head, well defined limbs, a well proportioned length of body and neck along with the metallic golden sheen to his coat for which the breed are also renown.

The Akhal Teke as a breed are infamous for their great stamina, speed, agility and bravery the characteristics very much sought after for the eventing and endurance horse. Kambarbay is a stallion with tremendous nobility and refinement an elegant high blood stallion with the ability as a Perlino to pass on his dilute colouring 100% of the time. Homozygous agouti and creme he will always produce palomino and buckskin foals from solid mares. He carries both the red and black factor and is homozygous agouti. He cannot produce smokey blacks

Purchased by Solaris Sport Horses in June 2006 at just a few months of age from his breeders "Akhal Teke Est" in Estonia, he remained in Estonia until the autumn of 2009 when he travelled the 3300 km journey to Scotland by road via Warsaw and Newmarket.

Kambarbay spent his first winter here with us at the stud and in February of 2010 commenced training at Craigie Equestrian in Aberdeenshire. He has remained in training to progress his dressage and show jumping and has now started his ridden career eventing. He shows great aptitude in all three disciplines with well above average movement and jump. The video footage shows him tackling his first ever cross country jumps with boldness and confidence, water, ditches, banks, nothing phased him.

Kambarbay is now performing well with good results in his first affiliated one day events and BSJA shows. At Brechin Castle he jumped a very good clear round in both the show jumping and cross country phases with a good score in dressage putting him in 11th place. At Cabin equestrian he has jumped some good double clears in the 95cm open classes.

Kambarbay spent the 2011 summer season at stud and will commence dressage training to establish his dressage at a more advanced level prior to returning to eventing.

Kambarbay has inherited his sire Kuuvalti's spectacular paces. His trot is ground covering and elastic with a spring to his step and suppleness through his whole body. He has tremendous shoulder reach and quick powerful active hock. His canter is light footed again with tremendous ground cover and his walk is long and reaching. His jump is elastic and he is very sure footed.

Whilst the Akhal Teke appear to be light of bone, it is in fact exceptionally dense, designed to cover hard ground at high speed without sustaining injury. The Akhal Teke are renowned for not suffering soundness issues with exceptionally strong tendons and hardy hooves that require little maintenance. In addition Kambarbay's temperament is golden, very gentle and attached to those he entrusts.

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His first foals are due in 2012

Kambarbay's sire 1219 Kuvvalti (990 Karaman x 950 Enish 885 Kambar)

Kamabarbay's sire Kuvvatli is a descendant of the Posman-line, dam family Fantaziya (Mama Niyaz) born in 1989 at Komsomol Stud, Turkmenistan. His sire is 990 Karaman and dam 2129 Alchak (line Ak Belek). He is a half-brother to 1150 Gaigisiz who is one of the best stallions at the moment in Russia. Kuvvatli's full sister Sumrygush was a broodmare at Yulduz farm in Russia who became a breed champion among adult mares in Krasnodar in 1991. Kuuvalti was trained for dressage and show-jumping prior to retiring to stud duties. Recommended for breeding by MAAK as having a very rare and good pedigree. Mr. Aleksander Klimuk from Stavropol Stud in Russia liked him a great deal, paying special reference to Kuvvatli's interesting pedigree and type. Kuuvalti's dam comes from different branch of line Posman than those from Gaigisiz as his mother comes from Ak Belek line - quite rare, especially in Europe. Kambarbay is currently one of the only 5 Posman-line breeding stallions in Europe at the moment the other three come from Gaigisiz' sons and his sire. His sire Kuvalti has since passed away at his home in Estonia at Akhal Teke Est.

Kambarbay's dam Sonata (Arab-line )

Sonata's sire is 960 Mukhtar and dam 2059 Sil (line Peren). She was born in 1988 at the Komsomol Stud, Turkmenistan and imported to the Akhal-Teke EST farm in winter 2004/2005.

A mare with very good height for an Akhal-Teke 163cm at the withers. Sonata bred 6 foals during her life, 3 of them by the famous stallion 985 Dagestan. Her offspring are used as sires and broodmares in Russia. She was an excellent mare with her size producing good and strong horses for sport but having also good AT type.

In spring 2006 Kambarbay was her first foal by Kuvvatli born in Estonia. In 2007 she produced a beautiful black filly Guli-Star by Gulistan. In 2008 her last foal was a beige-perlino filly Saryyagyz from Kuvvatli full sister to Kambarbay. Sonata passed away in summer 2009 at the age of 21.