Zorra
Zorra (Wezadora)
Zorra is an Arabian bay mare that was born in Enumclaw, Washington on April 28, 1996. Her previous owner purchased her in 2003 and boarded her at the barn that R-A was boarding and teaching at in Sammamish, Washington. Zorra has shown enormous versatility, being shown in Jumping, Gaming, Western, English, and Dressage. After her time in 4-H Zorra moved around a little, but found her way back to boarding at Tashunka. In 2011, R-A purchased Zorra and has been thrilled to see how she has matured into an irreplaceable schooling horse. In her career Zorra has shown at the local and state level in 4H and open shows, and has excelled in Showmanship, English, and Dressage. Â
Zorra in Action
Fun Facts.....
- Zorra has qualified for the 4H State Contest more than any other Tashunka horse.
- When traveling, she will only drink water that we have brought from home.
- Zorra used to have a nickname, Princess Moon Pie
- Zorra loves to go to horse shows.
- Using allbreedpedigree.com, her bloodlines can be traced back to the year 1787. Check it Out!
- Most modern horse breeds have been influenced by the Arabian breed
The Arabian Horse
The Arabian breed of horse originated on the Arabian Peninsula, with evidence including rock paintings and inscriptions dating back 3,500 years. The breed typically has very distinct features, such as a concave head just below the eyes, arching neck, and high tail carriage. Although the Arabian is considered one of the most beautiful breeds, looks aren’t everything. This breed is also known as a great family horse, versatile show horse, outstandng Endurance horse, and even a working ranch horse. For more information on the Arabian Horse, check out the Arabian Horse Association website.