Thanks, Peggy (pegasus), for the mention. 
I will second Peggy’s recommendation of Ann McKay’s stallion, Admiral Harnley, who is in the mid-atlantic area, but available by shipped semen. Ann McKay had a long running Anglo-arab and Arab breeding program and Admiral Harnley is the remaining purebred stallion of her breeding program. There is a bit about her program’s history here: http://annmckayhorses.com/Aazrak.html
While my farm is in New England (Vermont) my stallion, FCF Oberons Vanity, is currently out on a lease/partnership in SC and is being trained and prepped for eventing and possibly for the 2015 NA SPT (the lessee breeds RPSI sport ponies as well as Anglo-Arabs). One of his riders in SC was a test rider at one of the SPTs, and she thinks he’s great. I haven’t been marketing him heavily because we are focused on his training under saddle, but he is available via frozen and via fresh cooled at very affordable prices. He is 15H with 8" bone, HUGE feet (no high-low), deep wide body, uphill balance, incredibly kind and generous temperament, and free movement with a natural dorso-flexed carriage. He is schooling 2nd level and doing well with his jump schooling (XC and stadium). So far he has just 3 foals on the ground, but they inherited his great bone and substance, superb feet, sweet nature, and other good qualities. He is SCID, CA, and LFS clear and EVA negative and vaccinated. He is of Crabbet/CMK bloodlines with a dash of Spanish via his dam. If you are interested contact me and I can provide more info and other photos. (I’ve attached 2 images of him just to show his bone and give a basic impression. The 2nd two photos are of offspring --the first is a 2 1/2 year old filly last fall, the other is of a different filly at 4 months old)l My horsey roots are in the open world (primary exposure to dressage, eventing, and WB breeding) rather than in the Arab breed world so my core evaluation criteria are sport horse based.
