Arabian

According to Bedouin tribes in the desert, the Arabian Horse was a gift from God. Thus, many romantic stories exist about the history of the Arabian. One story explains how God shaped the desert south wind into an animal that would fly without the use of wings. With this in mind, the Bedouins treated the Arabian Horses as valuable family members. They preserved the characteristics of this breed with care and caution. Today, the breed is still hailed as an important one that is known for its gentle and kind nature, beauty, courage, stamina, and confidence. European breeders in England, Germany, France, Hungary, Russia, and elsewhere, who wanted to improve their saddle horses, used Arabians. Thus, the blood of the breed is present in many other breeds like the Byerly Turk and the Godolphin Arabian. When it comes to the Arabian breed itself, it has distinct characteristics like its dished profile with attractive eyes. Further, this horse has big nostrils and a small muzzle. When it comes to its body, it has sloping shoulders and an arched neck. Concerning the color of the coat, the Arabian Horse is available in chestnut, bay, gray, roan, and black.