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Arlene Magid has been doing paid work for people needing to know more about their Arabian horses since 1982. She has a good working knowledge of all bloodlines and of conformation —her feeling is that there are great horses of all bloodlines in the world! Her articles have appeared in the U.S. in the Arabian Horse Times (of which she was editor at one time), The Arabian Horse World, International (I.A.H.A.'s magazine), Crabbet Influence, Arabian Visions, Arabian Horse Express, Arabians, California and Southwest Arabians, Arabian News, Pacific Northwest Arabian News, and Horseman's Yankee Pedlar. Arlene was the researcher and editor for the book "Arabian Legends" published by Western Horsemen — which is probably the best reference in print for historic Arabians at this time. She have also written the introductory sections of the last four Pyramid Society Handbooks on Egyptian Arabians. In the 1980s, she did the pedigree research and commentary for many of the Scottsdale auctions and was the researcher behind Lasma's Star Stallion program.

In Australia Arlene's work has been published in Australian Arabian News, Australian Arabian Express and Studs and Stallions. In England, she's just had her first article published in Arab Horse Society News and has another due out in the Arab Horse Society Newsletter.

Arlene has given seminars and courses at schools, horse farms all over the U.S., the Scottsdale All-Arabian Show, where she was a guest speaker two years in a row; conference centers and other venues. She specializes in the history of the Arabian horse, bloodlines, family strains, achievements (show ring, endurance, racing) and related information. She's done legal work for horse owners—including tax cases, a major pharmaceutical company, and the state government of Washington State among others in the last two years.