2 Gorgeous Chestnut Arabian Horses with Flaxen Manes & Tails

Watch these two incredible purebred Arabian horses that look like twins. They're both chestnut colored with flaxen manes and tails with white socks and blazes. But not only are they not twins, they're not even related at all!
In the video you'll see a closeup of the horse with the longer mane. You won't believe the colors! It looks like it had coloring added at a beauty salon but it's actually 100% natural!
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[@XxShellyW13xX]

My favorite colors!!❤

[@MagnificentHorses]

As soon as I found out about these chestnuts and that they had flaxen manes I knew I had to get a video of them!❤️

[@gwenstevens7884]

Her mane and tail will continue to grow. She’s still a young beauty.

[@MagnificentHorses]

OK, thanks for confirming about that!

[@ramonafahrni5701]

Greetings from Milano, Italia. Arabian horses are living works of art!

[@ramonafahrni5701]

Grazie ! Thank you!

[@MagnificentHorses]

Thanks for your comment all the way from Italy! And yes, Arabian horses are works of art no matter where you're from!

[@jessicamacfarlane2761]

Another dream horse, thank you. Your commenter was right, they are works of art.

[@MagnificentHorses]

@@jessicamacfarlane2761 thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed seeing those amazing horses in this video.

[@QueenoftheBlackCoast]

I love seeing horses at liberty. There is nothing more beautiful on earth. Smart dog,too! 😀

[@MagnificentHorses]

Thanks! Arabians in particular really strapped around when they are turned loose like that. And yeah, the dog was hilarious!🤣

[@sarahmarks7082]

What gorgeous gelding 🐎 ❤🌹 and such a powerful mover! Part of me wonders why he was gelded! And the filly is just as gorgeous ❤‍🔥❣🐴! Her father E.S. Harir is so beautiful 🦄

[@MagnificentHorses]

Thank you, Sarah! I agree with everything you said. ❤️

[@user-tv2qz9ur1c]

The content you provide is very excellent

[@MagnificentHorses]

Thank you, I appreciate that! And I'm glad you find the content helpful.

[@monicadabney8471]

Sooo beautiful! I add your videos to my chammel under " horses". These videos would be fantastic on a big screen. However, I would love to see a Arabian show in person.

[@MagnificentHorses]

Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoy my videos and I enjoy making them. I love watching them on my 4K TV because it does make you feel like you're almost there. Hopefully someday you can see an Arabian horse show in person though.

[@matthewalexander2436]

Absolutely beautiful animals.. Oh my!! Thank you sir. ❤💪❤

[@MagnificentHorses]

You're welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed seeing such amazing horses!

[@user-qh9jd9fl1s]

Scrumptious!

[@MagnificentHorses]

Absolutely!

[@jessicamacfarlane2761]

Greetings from New Zealand. Thank you for showing us such a beautiful horse.

[@MagnificentHorses]

You're welcome! And wow, I didn't realize you were watching all the way over in New Zealand! Thanks for watching.

[@nozee77]

Both are very gorgeous. ❤ The only thing is the tail carriage on the first horse. We are in danger of loosing the trademark tail of Arabians, carried up and straight, not crooked, to the side or over the back. People tend to breed for extreme faces or other traits and accept not so good tail carriage, which is very hard to breed out later on. Same for small eyes, which seems to be getting a problem as well. The more refined the heads are in structure, the smaller the space for big eye sockets it seems. Breeding is a challenge. 😉

[@MagnificentHorses]

OK, thanks for the info!

[@stacyhext1087]

Looks like a saddle pad on his back very good 👍 looking

[@natz6589]

Dragon 🐉💙

[@MagnificentHorses]

Yes, definitely!😄

[@jaclynntimmerman5910]

Is that dark area on the Chesnut's back, sweat from being saddled? ...or is that his markings?

[@MagnificentHorses]

That's a good question. They shaved his winter coat but left that area to give added protection from the saddle.

[@petrahartog5934]

It's clipped full body except this part

[@MagnificentHorses]

@@petrahartog5934 yes, that's it!