2015年7月23日 · Four main horses were used to portray the Black throughout the film. The two most prominent were the Texas-bred Arabian stallion, Cass Ole, and his double, Fae Jur. Cass Ole appears in 80 percent of the film’s shots, though he had white legs and a star that had to be painted black for filming. 5.

Fae Jur fighting the cobra on the beach. Standing as a 2000 Black Arabian Stallion. Fae Jur in his beautiful native halter, created by Desrai Englot. Fae Jur was named OVERALL JUDGES CHOICE in Div F (custom performance) at the MEPSA Champ Show in 2020! Judges comments: "This is an incredibly realistic photo!

FAE-JUR, an Arabian stallion from the Jack Tone Ranch in Stockton, was chosen by director Ballard for his unique liveliness, as Cass's double. The two horses owned by stunt coordinator Glen Randall, Jr. were trained more specifically for the fighting and running stunts.

2022年11月28日 · Four main horses were used to portray the Black throughout the film. The two most prominent were the Texas-bred Arabian stallion, Cass Ole, and his double, Fae Jur. Cass Ole appears in 80 percent of the film’s shots, though he had white legs and a star that had to be painted black for filming.

2020年10月13日 · Another Arabian was used in the first movie, The Black Stallion — Fae Jur (Fadjur x La Fana) — and the #1 scene I can think of for him was the footage of The Black stomping on the snake on the island. He’s also the horse on the island that approached Alec Ramsey when the boy offered the seaweed, and he also appeared once toward the end of ...

2020年2月4日 · Besides another black Arabian named Fae-Jur, equine doubles ranged from sorrel Hollywood trick horses to gray “swimming horses” from the Camargue in France, dyed black for the role. Though author Farley was a true horse lover, Ballard says they didn’t necessarily see eye to eye when it came to equine casting: “Fae-Jur was not his idea ...

Pedigree for Fae-jur, photos and offspring from the All Breed Horse Pedigree Database.

2022年11月29日 · Four main horses were used to portray the Black throughout the film. The two most prominent were the Texas-bred Arabian stallion, Cass Ole, and his double, Fae Jur. Cass Ole appears in 80 percent of the film’s shots, though he had white legs and a star that had to be painted black for filming.

2019年11月25日 · The main double was Fae Jur, the spirited horse from California that Ballard had once considered for the role of the Black. He is the horse in the memorable scene where Alec tempts the stallion with seaweed on the beach. Fae Jur’s naturally independent nature made his approaches and retreats very believable.

Fae-Jur is known for The Black Stallion (1979).