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Forest View Arabians is nestled in the beautiful rolling hills of Central Wisconsin. It is owned by Scott and Tricia Kurszewski. Tricia has an Applied Science Degree and is an Honor Graduate of the Lakeshore Technical College Equine Management Program. In addition to her education, she also has years of experience gained by working on large breeding farms with both Polish and Straight Egyptian Arabians. Scott has a Bachelor of Science degree Form UW Madison and is very adept in developing a nutritional program for each individual horses’ needs.

As partners, this brother and sister team has developed a wonderful breeding program and has had many show ring successes as well an international interest. Forest View Arabians began with the discovery of ERAF Emptahar as a suckling. The look of Ruminaja Ali was one that the Kurszewski’s had always admired and the prepotency of that line was also very admirable. One look at this youngster was all it took and they knew they had found the colt they were searching for. After the purchase of Emptahar, show ring success was sure to follow, including Futurity Grand Championships, Class A Championships, and Egyptian Event Top Tens and a Regional Reserve Championship. At the 2003 Egyptian Event, Emptahar was the only stallion to be a halter class winner as well as siring winners in both halter and performance classes.

Horses from their breeding program have gained international interest and have also been an inspiration for artists worldwide. Straight Egyptian, Egyptian related, and Pure Polish mares have been utilized with great success. The success of the program is based on producing horses with Arabian type, correct conformation, versatility, and excellent dispositions. Forest View Arabians are unmistakably Arabian. Horses from mares with all types of bloodlines have earned numerous awards in the halter and performance arenas in a variety of disciplines. Horses bred at Forest View, as well as client bred foals, have earned numerous Event Top Tens, Grand Champion Futurity honors, and multiple Class A wins. They have also earned several Get of Sire and Produce of Dam championships, proving that the breeding program is producing some of the finest Arabians available today. There will undoubtedly be more Champions produced by this breeding program. These horses are easily marketed throughout the U.S. and have been exported to the Middle East as well. They are also great trail and pleasure mounts, bringing their owners many hours of enjoyment.

Forest View Arabians also boasts great client support. Live cover and shipped semen are both offered for the convenience of their clients. They offer an onsite breeding lab and phantom to ensure mare owners the freshest, best quality semen available. With Tricia’s experience and by utilizing the best veterinarians, Forest View Arabians ensures mare owners the best possible conception rate. Tricia and Scott regularly attend a variety of seminars each year to keep up with the latest in horse health and advances in reproduction. They are familiar with the export process and have recently exported 2 horses to the Middle East.

Clients and trainers often comment not only on the beauty of Forest View horses, but also on their intelligence and kind nature. Foals born at the farm are handled daily and are showered with human attention. Top trainers such as Mike Neal and Juli Goder-Larson, readily accept their horses because of their quality, work ethic, and dispositions. Clients can be confident that the connection is not completed with a purchase. Tricia and Scott are always there to offer advice and lend a helping hand.

Forest View Arabians is dedicated to producing top quality Arabians with world class abilities. They believe in raising foals that possess the ability to cross over from halter to the performance ring. They believe that Arabians should look like Arabians and are dedicated to preserving the Arabian spirit.
 

We are Located in Wittenberg, WI  Ph. 715-253-2539 (after 5pm or weekends) 

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