The unique characteristics of the Arabian horse

Many features that distinguish Arabian horses from other breeds, here are just a few:

Purebred Arabian horses differ in shape and size from any other horses.

The Arabian horse's gait is extremely smooth, although some are relatively small in size.

Arabian horses can be easily identified by their elegantly curved necks, fine-tipped nails and tight tails.

The finely polished face with broad, smart eyes and curved neck are the hallmarks of the Arabian horses.

Arabian horses have a high tail and floating gaits (forward movement).

Arabian horses have great skill, speed of learning and speed of adaptation to their environment.

The breed of Arabian horses runs many ancestors of modern times, from the tall Trakehner to the meager Fallabella.

Arabian horses have one vertebrae less than other breeds of horses.

Breeders take great care to preserve the secrets of pure Arabian horses. No horse with any blood of another breed can be registered as an Arab, no matter how diluted.

Purebred Arabian horses played prominent roles in history, carrying kings, pasha, and generals in the war, winning races, and winning starring roles in movies and books.