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Arabians: The Classic Arabian Horse
Arabians: The Classic Arabian Horse

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Welcome to Arabian Horse Central! Arabian Horse Central is a comprehensive online resource for those exploring the possibility of purchasing a Arabian Horse. This concise Arabian Horse breed guide will answer any questions you may have about the Arabian Horse breed.

What does a Arabian Horse look like? What is the history of the Arabian Horse and where does it come from? Where can I buy a quality Arabian Horse from an experienced Arabian Horse breeder?

In addition to the wealth of Arabian Horse breed information offered, Arabian Horse Central also boasts a directory of Arabian Horse Clubs and Rescues, Arabian Horse Breed Information Resources, and our Horse Lover's Bookstore - featuring a number of titles about Arabian Horses.

Wondering what you should name your Arabian Horse? We have also included a section featuring links to web sites where you can find a unique name for your Arabian Horse.

We hope that you find your visit to Arabian Horse Central to be both educational and enjoyable! Best of luck in your quest to find the perfect Arabian Horse.

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The Bedouin tribes of the desert, believing the horse to be a gift from God, told many romantic tales of the Arabian's beginnings. One such legend claims God fashioned the desert south wind into a creature who "shall fly without wings". No matter how the horse came to the desert, Bedouins took them as prized members of their households. Individual horses were selected for the gentle, affectionate nature, the striking look and proud spirit the breed is known for today. The Arabian was also bred to withstand long treks across the desert and the tribal wars which sometimes followed such trips. The Bedouins developed horses with strength, courage and stamina required for survival, and for the speed and responsiveness needed to win the tribal skirmishes. All in all, the Arabian Horse developed a significant list of attributes!

When Europeans sought to improve their saddle horses, Arabians were imported to cross with native strains. The standard procedure was to use purebred Arabians, especially stallions, to improve stock. The Byerly Turk, Darley Arabian and Godolphin Arabian are conspicuous in English Thoroughbred pedigrees. Similar improvement plans took place in France, Germany, Spain, Poland, Hungary, and Russia. Today, Arabians are found throughout the world and the blood of Arabians flows in all breeds of light horses.

Ancient Bedouin breeders were careful to record bloodlines and jealously guarded the purity of their Arabians. As a result, even though centuries have passed, today's Arabian cannot be mistaken for any other breed. Whether ridden English or western, shown in park classes or used for trail riding, Arabians have the same basic distinctive appearance.

The Arabian's head has a characteristic dished profile with a prominent eye, large nostrils and small teacup muzzle. His gracefully arched neck rises out of a long sloping shoulder and broad chest. A short, strong back and high trail carriage complete the picture.

Arabians come in grey, chestnut, bay and roan and an occasional solid black. Although some individuals will vary, most are between 14.2 and 15.2 hands in height and weigh between 800 and 1,000 pounds.

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Arabian Horse Breed Clubs

 

Arabian Horse Clubs: You can request to have your URL and description added to the information above. We do require that you place a reciprocal link to this page on your site's links or index page. Once this has been done, please contact our webmaster providing your web site URL, description and the location of our link on your web site.

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Arabian Horse Breed Rescue

 

Arabian Horse Rescues: You can request to have your URL and description added to the information above. We do require that you place a reciprocal link to this page on your site's links or index page. Once this has been done, please contact our webmaster providing your web site URL, description and the location of our link on your web site.

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Arabian Horse Breed Information Links

 

Arabian Horse Breed Information Sites: You can request to have your URL and description added to the information above. We do require that you place a reciprocal link to this page on your site's links or index page. Once this has been done, please contact our webmaster providing your web site URL, description and the location of our link on your web site.

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Arabian Horse Names Suggestions

Horse Names Sites: You can request to have your URL and description added to the information above. We do require that you place a reciprocal link to this page on your site's links or index page. Once this has been done, please contact our webmaster providing your web site URL, description and the location of our link on your web site.

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