Taken in Maryland where Bazleyd had fallen off the radar. These photos 10-16 were shown to the Asmis family, and they brought Bazleyd back into production, his last foals coming for another four years.

Taken in Maryland where Bazleyd had fallen off the radar. These photos 10-16 were shown to the Asmis family, and they brought Bazleyd back into production, his last foals coming for another four years.

Taken in Maryland where Bazleyd had fallen off the radar. These photos 10-16 were shown to the Asmis family, and they brought Bazleyd back into production, his last foals coming for another four years.

Taken in Maryland where Bazleyd had fallen off the radar. These photos 10-16 were shown to the Asmis family, and they brought Bazleyd back into production, his last foals coming for another four years.

Taken in Maryland where Bazleyd had fallen off the radar. These photos 10-16 were shown to the Asmis family, and they brought Bazleyd back into production, his last foals coming for another four years.

Taken in Maryland where Bazleyd had fallen off the radar. These photos 10-16 were shown to the Asmis family, and they brought Bazleyd back into production, his last foals coming for another four years.

Blunt, Lady Anne: Bedouin Tribes of the Euphrates; Harper & Brothers, New York, 1879. Account of Wilfrid and Lady Anne Blunt’s first trip (1877–8) to the Arabian desert, the purchase of horses later sent to Crabbet, with chapters on Bedouin customs, horse breeding, strains of the horses. Illustrated with old engravings.

Carolyn Hasbrook, photographer.

Part of a series of 120 primarily glass slides taken by Joe Buchanan's father, Robert Earle Buchanan, a professor of Agriculture at Iowa State University, on trips to the Middle East in 1946 and 1949. In the Comar Arabians collection of Garth and Joe Buchanan. Now held by Carolyn and Dick Hasbrook, Twinbrook Arabians, Ames, Iowa.