Arabian
Expressions
is an
internationally
renown
Marketing
and
Training
company.
We
specialize
in
Buying
&
selling
horses
in the
U.S.
and
around
the
Globe.
We
show
Arabian
horses
on
behalf
of
clients
from
around
the
world.
We
also
manage
stallions
and
care
for
broodmares.
We are
located
in the
heart
of the
Arabian
horse
mecca,
Scottsdale
Arizona.
Arabian
Expressions
grew
quietly
and
steadily,
and
eventually,
the
client
base
began
to
change.
Knowles
was
able
to
find
horses
for
his
own
clients
to
buy,
and
people
who
bought
from
him
also
wanted
him to
show
their
horses.
And
then
..."We
stumbled
across
a
horse
named
Magic
Dream,"
says
Knowles,
"and
that
gave
us
international
presence
and
notoriety.
He
just
took
off.
We
went
to
Scottsdale
with
his
first
seven
babies,
and
all
seven
of
them
were
Top
Ten.
We
turned
around
after
the
morning
session
and
there
were a
hundred
people
there,
waiting
to buy
breedings.
As
they
say,
the
rest
is
history."
The
exposure
that
came
with
standing
Magic
Dream
was a
boom
for
Arabian
Expressions.
People
from
around
the
globe
came
to see
the
striking,
black-bay
stallion
and
his
get,
and
Knowles
built
relationships
with
those
people
-
relationships
that
have
been
maintained
to
this
day.
This
is a
perfect
illustration
of one
of
Arabian
Expressions'
central
tenets
of
marketing
success
-
follow-up
and
the
maintenance
of
relationships.
Stagnation
is a
maleficent
force
for a
business,
and
Arabian
Expressions
has
avoided
it,
staying
vital
and
fresh.
A big
transition
for
the
farm
was
the
move
from
Washington
to
Arizona;
Knowles
says
that
it
helped
to
make
Arabian
Expressions
even
stronger.
Readiness
is
truly
tested
at the
U.S.
Nationals,
and
over
the
past
four
years,
Arabian
Expressions
has
not
only
passed
the
test -
they
have
all
but
re-written
it.
Not
one,
not
two,
not
three
- four
U.S.
National
Champion
Yearling
Fillies
in a
row.
It's a
feat
that
has
never
been
accomplished
in
Arabian
halter
competition
before.
Four
years,
four
horses,
four
different
sets
of
judges;
the
word
"extraordinary"
fails
to
adequately
describe
the
achievement.
How is
it
possible?
"I
think
you
could
say
it's a
testimonial
to our
commitment,"
says
Knowles.
"Our
commitment
to
excellence,
and
our
commitment
to
safely
take
care
of the
babies.
It's
also
our
ability
to
pick
them
and be
absolutely
honest
with
ourselves,
first
and
foremost."
