The most prominent facts about Arabian horses

The Arabian horse is thousands of years old and is said to be about 5,000 years old.

Originally the origin of the Arabian horse family in the Arabian Peninsula, and after many years these horses arrived in Europe and the rest of the countries.

One of the first uses of Arabian horses was wars and travel because of their great endurance.

The characteristics of Arabian horses vary from country to country and from region to region, where the region in which they originate plays a large role in its form and qualities.

Najdi horses are the finest horses according to horse experts, and one of the reasons that made it so is the dry air of Najd.

Often the skin of the Arabian horse is black under his hair, but the white horse does not have a black skin, and this black skin is considered a protector of horses in the environment he lived in the Arabian Peninsula.

The predominant color of Arabian horses in the Arab world is black or gray.

The skeleton of the Arabian horse is different from other horses, having 17 pairs of ribs and 5 vertebrae in its spine instead of 6.

The length of the Arabian horse ranges between 144 cm and 155 cm, while its weight ranges from 385 kg to 450 kg.

The Black Stallion is a 1970s film featuring one of the Arabian horses.

Arabian horse

The Arabian horse family is the basis for the rest of the horses that have emerged in our time.

The Arabian horse is characterized by its small head and large eyes, and a long and thin nose, and with these qualities is considered the most beautiful horse horse among his peers.

Female head is smaller than male head in Arabian horses.

Arabian horses have a high fertility rate.

One of the most important characteristics of Arabian horses is that he is intelligent, sensitive and loyal to his owner if he is treated properly.

Some might think that Arabian horses are hostile or ferocious horses, in contrast, as they are the perfect horse for the family.

The Arabian horse's big eyes make it easier to see more of the surrounding areas.

Horses generally can distinguish their owner, but Arab horses are adept at distinguishing them from others.

The Arabian horse's ears reveal his condition, as if he were upright, it means he is very active.

The horse's brain weighs approximately 650 grams.