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Michael Bowling and Rick
Synowski are the two founders of the CMK movement: Crabbet, Maynesboro, Kellogg.
The CMK sources include traditional English breeding (Crabbet, GSB or Crabbet-Old
English); horses imported or owned by W.R. Brown or W.K. Kellogg; unique North
American desert sources, such as (but not limited to) the Hamidie, Davenport
and Hearst imports; other individuals which were incorporated into the Reese
(Old California) and Dean (Midwest) breeding circles of the 1950's. These
special case individuals include, but are not limited to, the Draper Spanish
imports in California; *Azja IV and *Aeniza in the Dean group. The term CMK
is a trademark of Michael Bowling and Rick Synowski and is used to describe
Arabian horses which meet the CMK definition.
To be considered CMK, a horse must:
1) have a CMK sire line
2) have a CMK dam line or a dam line established in the US prior to 1950
3) be of at least 75% CMK ancestry
Related Links:
Michael Bowling's description for CMK
Other interesting articles,
including some by Michael Bowling:
http://horses-etc.com/Arabians/CMK_Arabians.shtml
Articles
of History (called the CMK Page) many articles and links related to CMK
Davenport – The Craver
Chronicles
Davenport Album –
Carol Lyons
Homer Davenport, by Carol Lyons
The Crabbet Influence in America by Arlene Magid