Arabian Horse 🐴 One Of The Most Beautiful Horses In The World

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[@1MinuteAnimals]

Which horse breed you like to see next? Let us know down below 👇🏼 Don’t forget to like, subscribe and turn the notification on, so you won’t miss any upcoming videos. See you next time!! 💕

[@Pangoli]

Gypsy Horse 🙏🏼

[@juandale-pringle]

Kladruber horses are really cool! I would love to see a video about them👍

[@Boooooooooooooop1]

Have you done Clydesdale horse? I think that’s what it is called. They were, and still are, one of my favorites

[@equestriansaeja607]

Paint horse

[@emmagreatton8477]

Saddlebred

[@elitefaq914]

You can find one in the wild at snowy mountain in north of Strawberry

[@sophiadiaz9788]

Also south of strawberry (red Arabian)

[@Dr.FeelGood1346]

Thank you

[@RodeoJewel907]

Where is that at? In CA by chance

[@nanirj8126]

@@RodeoJewel907 they’re talking about a location in Red Dead Redemption

[@exceptionsproductions6784]

which state?

[@kristinemorley4337]

Arabs are very intelligent ,they love their people, they mature later than other breeds. They can recognize another Arab.They do spook more before you win their trust & bond , once you bond it’s for life & they are truly faithful.The only drawback is when they pass they take a big part of your heart. Every now & then he comes in my dreams & 🥕it’s wonderful❤

[@Wowyouexist1234]

thank you

[@domj.2406]

"Prized for their beauty" The horse: ○>

[@warriormaiden9829]

Oh trust me, most of the Equine world is not happy with the way the Egyptian faces have been going. Personally, I think some Polish or Crabbet needs introduced. Straighten out those faces a bit and bring a bit of substance back. If you want to see how that strain of Arabian *should* look, Google some pictures of Aladdinn, Khemosabi, Fadjur, Bask++, and Huckleberry Bey.

[@IceRiver1020]

​​@@warriormaiden9829 Gorgeous horses, its sad that the breed is being pushed to such extremes now, and Ive seen far too many people in the comments trying to normalize the extreme features and claim that its fine.

[@Leagues88]

😂😂😂😂

[@gfxjxg]

They are beautiful

[@ladyfame1430]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheFreshPrinceOfSaiyans]

They found the rare coat in the snowy area. Neat.

[@localplaguedoctor]

People need to stop breeding them for these looks. The face being "squished" is normal, but not to this extent.

[@sausageswiper6657]

Their face isn't squished, it's dished and Arabians don't suffer because of it. Also, all responsible breeders breed based somewhat on looks. Tempermant and most importantly health are still factors but a horses conformation has much more to do with just an aesthetic preference. If a horse doesn't have good conformation and travel well, have a good mind and is in prime health with no genetic defects they shouldn't be bred period.

[@warriormaiden9829]

​@@sausageswiper6657 Agreed, but the degree of dishing has gotten out of hand. You remember the scandal over El Rey Magnum? Yeah, guess who grew up and supposedly 'grew into his face'? He's already up on the stud market. I've seen a video of him as an adult. He's got color going for him and that's about it.

[@jeangladstone720]

A dished face and small muzzle is normal for Arabians, but what is now winning in world show halter classes is so over done that they look grossly deformed ("seahorse heads") If it keeps up in this direction they will be looking into their own nostrils.

[@ItsJustKylie-]

​@Sausage Swiper - Professional breeders of all animals typically breed for looks- the more exaggerated, the better. They do this despite the health consequences. Arabs have become deformed because of it. This type of breeding is why some breeds of dogs are illegal to breed in some parts of the world. I wouldn't be surprised if the Arab was on that list soon.

[@omnigar9611]

butterface horse

[@MrDeathBunny]

The ones that don't have exaggerated faces are beautiful, the ones that do are not. They conjure up feelings of uncanny valley.

[@softly128]

Nonsense, they are so so so beautiful and strong and agile. Other breeds look like donkeys in comparison.

[@alysabrumfield9607]

​@softly128 Exactly they set the standard for refinement all the other breeds were refined by them

[@Yesimthat_bish]

Nahhh. Stfu all creatures are beautiful horse , humans, dogs, all if them.

[@wonderlandamstaffs]

Most of these are extremely standard show horses, breeding them like this isn't very good for their health.

[@wonderlandamstaffs]

Extreme***

[@I_LoveHorses55]

It's not always bad for their health, it really depends what type of arabian. They were literally bred to breath better in the desert

[@hhlagen]

That deformed face is not attractive at all. The original Arab horses did not looked deformed in the face

[@ItzRandom14]

@@kittyHAAAFrfr

[@issnake1109]

@@I_LoveHorses55 Originally, yes. In modern times? A lot of them are being selectively bred to have dished faces and it is beginning to cause breathing problems in the breed because their skull structure doesn’t support their nasal cavity

[@itz_rmrm]

Every thing Arabian is beautiful 😍❤️‍🔥✨

[@rebbouhhind2580]

😂😂😂

[@MT-ud6hx]

Coffee Arabica,

[@FactsWithActs]

@@rebbouhhind2580 lindu

[@goodnight1530]

Facts arabian people, culture and traditions everything is beautiful. Coming from a Pakistani

[@Zrilrz]

هل انتهيت من الضحك اكملنا سنه؟ ​@@rebbouhhind2580

[@morganpearlcrest3177]

Don’t forget the fact that because they’ve been bred to badly, they have severe breathing issues

[@sausageswiper6657]

That's debunked, there's been no conclusive study that shows Arabians suffer and more respiratory issues than other breeds.

[@kimoleary6637]

Do you know that Arabians are actually fantastic marathon horses compared to most other horses. So honestly I think if they had trouble breathing they wouldn't be highly recommended for marathons.

[@cindyfrank8330]

Sad

[@starfishw7138]

freaky looking dish face

[@I_LoveHorses55]

Their noses actually help them breathe better in the desert.

[@Chocolatefacorty]

I love Arabians

[@eliana2522]

I think the modern Arabian horse (especially show quality horses) are very different from their ancestors. They look more like a cartoon horse than a real horse and because people think that looks cute they keep breeding this into the lines. Eventually these horses are going to be on the same level as pugs and boxers with their inability to breathe well. Cass Ole was an Arabian horse and starred in the movie The Black Stallion. The thing I love about that horse is you can tell he was an Arabian horse but he didn't have the exaggerated dish that these horses do

[@warriormaiden9829]

That would just be the Egyptian lines. The other strains (Polish, Crabbet, Shagya, Russian, etc) do not have this problem. (Or the attitude problem they're becoming known for...) If you'd like to see what this strain is *supposed* to look like, take a look at Aladdinn, Khemosabi, Fadjur, Bask++, and Huckleberry Bey.

[@elizabethburnham4692]

That horse was gorgeous!! Love that movie. ❤

[@angelgirl7473]

Cass Ole He wasn’t pure black either he had while legs and a diamond or star on his forehead covered up with dye Wasn’t a stallion either

[@renb6133]

@@warriormaiden9829I’ve just been looking up the horses you mentioned. Man, they’re unbelievably beautiful! I wish people would just leave nature alone & stop meddling. I adore horses & these are great egs of how magnificent they are!

[@warriormaiden9829]

@@renb6133 The thing is, humans meddling with nature is how we wound up with those horses in the first place. Horses started out looking similar to the current Prezwalskis. We bred from the ancient Tarpan to create what was needed for the environment. As we spread, so too did the strains we had created. All of the breeds we have now can be traced back to the Tarpan. Kind of hard to believe when you put a Shetland next to a Shire, but it's why those breeds can be crossed. (There's an absolutely adorable Clydesdale Shetland cross on Google if you want to see how it turns out. Though when creating such crosses, the mare should ALWAYS be the bigger breed. No exceptions. Goes for dogs too.) The only breed that's truly genetically different is the Akhal Teke, and we're not entirely sure why. They descended from the Turkmene (aka Turkoman), which is presumed to be from the Steppes variety of Tarpan and possibly Ferghana. Ironically, the Turkmene was also used to create the Thoroughbred (through the Byerley Turk), and the TB shows little genetic variance from other breeds. But if you've ever wondered why Akhal Tekes don't get crossed often, that's why. The resulting cross...doesn't look good and moves rather oddly. That being said, there are times when humans take meddling in nature too far, i.e. cases like these halter Arabs. They have lost sight of purpose, and breed exclusively for looks. The same thing has happened with Pugs, GSDs, Chihuahuas, Persians, Scottish Folds, Munckins, scaleless rat snakes, and others. Much breeding of the modern Friesian has led to loss of bone density and changing of the movement. (Watch the movie Ladyhawke, and compare that horse's trot to the latest stallion inspections over in the Netherlands. Pay close attention to the gaskins on the back legs and the knees of the front. The drive and flash are VERY different between the two.) Regular feathering (not the extremes like we see on Vanners and Clydesdales, but just general feathering) has been linked to bone density (which is why many drafts and cobs have that large tuft above their heels), and Friesians have slowly been losing that. So while yes, meddling with nature can be a good thing (C-sections, anyone?), sometimes we just take it too far, and it's our job to not only see where that line is, but to fix the mistake.

[@CallieSquidSister0428]

This was the breed of horse I would sometimes as a little kid go horseback riding on. She was an absolutely beautiful dark black mare with a white star forehead marking and long white socks. Her name was Midnight and she was one of the sweetest and kindest horses you’d ever meet! Unfortunately she passed away a couple years ago due to a heart condition she had gotten. Me and my friend still miss her till this day. Rest in peace sweet girl. 😔

[@calmchugh2601]

Easily one of the best in Red Dead Redemption 2 XD

[@empwnzu]

Fr

[@domtoretto4177]

Fr

[@calciumbasedheadenjoyer5542]

I'm more of a work and war horse collector myself

[@calmchugh2601]

@@calciumbasedheadenjoyer5542 true. I love to keep the black shire you get from Hosea

[@leahsartstudio]

Yes 😂

[@zuzellogan5613]

Arabian horses are gorgeous creatures, so spending and dazzling. True beauty, no question about it. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@artemisrose6098]

I ride an arabian at my barn and he is my sweet baby. I love him to bits. However, I think he is one of the rare cases where he doesnt have major breathing issues because his face doesnt look like other arabians. Either way, gorgeous horses they are

[@Red________]

You're so lucky not to have an overbread Arabian. I bet he's a good boy, lol.

[@artemisrose6098]

@@Red________ hes a little stubborn and nippy but I couldnt ask for a better partner

[@warriormaiden9829]

​@@artemisrose6098I'd be curious to know what strain of Arab he is. Does he have papers you can check? Should list sub-type on there. :)

[@artemisrose6098]

@@warriormaiden9829 aye sorry but I dont own him, I just ride him.

[@warriormaiden9829]

@@artemisrose6098 Darn. Well, happy riding! 😁

[@-animelover-7644]

Poor horse can barely breathe because the way humans have bred them ❤😢

[@JG-xi4tu]

Eh, are you thinking about dogs?

[@NOSCE_IPSUM]

@@JG-xi4tuThey mean the horse :( their misshapen nosebridge makes it hard for them to breathe, much like some dogs

[@JG-xi4tu]

@@NOSCE_IPSUM They seem to run quite fine for not beeing able to breathe properly. It can't be that bad.

[@NOSCE_IPSUM]

@@JG-xi4tu I guess you could say that, but their noses are severely deformed much like a pug’s. They do snort and wheeze quite a lot and they are very uncomfortable most of the time because they can’t breathe well.

[@adelefortin6913]

Another example of how humans only destroy what they touch.

[@faithcastillo9597]

Arabians are also one of the founding pillars of modern Thoroughbred horses.

[@Sunstables330]

THIS IS NO HATE but... The clips of those people riding the horses is very abusive...

[@cayj1869]

There's no whips, no spurs, what do you mean? Cause they are running fast? Have you ever ridden an Arabian? Its usually a struggle to hold them back, they love to run

[@issnake1109]

@@cayj1869 nah, it’s because their balance is terrible. Animals weren’t born to be ridden and usually have certain troubles because of it. You see how in the video the guys are hunched forward, reins tight to their chest, and bouncing all over the saddle? I can almost guarantee you they are having trouble balancing on the horse, and slamming down on their backs like that over and over again can cause back and kidney problems, and in mares can be even more painful due to the horses ovaries. They aren’t being abusive because they’re being mean, but they are being abusive because they’re either uneducated or inexperienced. Some arabians may love to run, but they do not love injuring their spines. And yes I’ve ridden arabians before, mostly when I was younger. I had to stop because I grew and am now over the 25% weight limit for most smaller statured horses like arabians

[@cayj1869]

@@issnake1109 when you are galloping you don't bounce. I find it easier to balance while galloping then any other gate. Are you an equestrian?

[@issnake1109]

@@cayj1869 I am an equestrian, yes. From hunt seat and jumping to pole bending and a couple disciplines in between. I agree, a gallop is probably the easiest gait to sit, especially on a horse that rocks you into the saddle. I was saying that the guys in the video are in fact bouncing. If you have good balance it would be no issue to sit a gallop. But if you dont have the proper balance or experience of how to sit it properly, then bouncing is almost a certainty. If your back becomes too tight then you cant rock with the horse, and thats when the pulling on the reins for balance comes in, which can have the opposite affect and pull you out of the saddle further. No hate to you or any equestrian/rider that puts in the work to do their best for them and their horses. Just trying to explain why what the guys in the video are doing could be considered abuse

[@My-Little-Buttons]

@@issnake1109 Exactly!

[@bobbyneal8913]

TM- I had an arabian mare that lived to be38 years old! She was the best horse I ever had!

[@S2.M]

شرح بسيط وجميل شكراً لك 🥀

[@CallofWhiteFang762]

This reads like someone trying to get in that word count on their essay lmao. Repeated the same things over and over.

[@DKF_oli]

The Arabian horse is one of the oldest horse breeds, known for its beauty. The beautiful Arabian horse is from Arabia, a long time ago, making it one of the oldest, most beautiful breeds from Arabia.

[@ViperKing86]

Subhanallah!

[@Propain4eva]

The red one looks absolutely stunning! Can only imagine how it shines on the desert sands

[@equestrianzoie]

I don’t think anyone’s going to point out that almost all of the clips in here are either abusive or a clip of a over bred Arabian, so please find better videos for a beautiful breed that aren’t abusive next time.

[@DjHazardous]

*From a American Pegasus i respect our fellow Arabian horse friends* _👏🐴_

[@Ashfarid]

What about your Arabian Fellows

[@FunnyVideosCool]

His face is a bit weird 😂

[@1MinuteAnimals]

LOL XD

[@Versada42]

They're born with a small dish in their faces but most of the Arabians in this video have extremely dished faces which isn't good for their health :(

[@Hannah_Bear_Dude]

@@Versada42 like you said they are born with it so it doesn’t hurt there helth

[@SunPawsCoyote]

​@@Hannah_Bear_Dude Arabians naturally have a small dished face, but most get over-bred and are born with really over-exaggerated dished faces.

[@Shinysquarepants]

@@Hannah_Bear_Dude It hurts their *health* ,not their helth

[@BarbaraEHill513]

Thank you for uploading this. I love horses. Arabian Horses are incredibly beautiful. Thank you!

[@constantconfusion4199]

You forgot to mention them being stubborn 😂 my mom had an arabian named Babs and she was the sassiest, most testing, most stubborn horse my mom ever owned!! Still love em though❤

[@alsyaf111]

It’s well known trait in this breed. The horseman must be decisive and strict to gain their obedience

[@101jir]

I'm surprised it wasn't brought up. I've heard their courage and loyalty is closely related to their overall forcefulness

[@sunnydoom2726]

That is the temperament that comes to mind when I think of Arabians. Difficult. Doesn't make them bad but I feel like they need someone who is very experienced or persistent to train them. Very much a hot blood horse.

[@TXNanna3]

A very intelligent and loyal horse.

[@OddSauce]

they prance around like they think they're better than you and let's face it, they probably are.

[@TANGYBRlCK]

I prefer mustangs

[@Ceciel_]

The fact 90% of them are ridden poorly or just straight up bad is so sad, poor horses.

[@liv8258]

Yes and the fact that they are worked so hard with there muzzle like that causing it to be hard to breathe for them is just so sad 😞

[@alijafali6722]

Arabians usually have dense, strong bone, and good hoof walls. They are especially noted for their endurance, and the superiority of the breed in Endurance riding competition demonstrates that well-bred Arabians are strong, sound horses with superior stamina.

[@cydharvey2143]

Beautiful collection of fabulous videos of Arabians. I must say every Arab I have had had dark brown eyes.

[@Lena22ll1]

- سُبحانَ الله - الحَمدُ لله - لا إله إلا الله - الله أكبَر - أستغفِرُ الله - لا حَولَ و لا قُوة إلا بالله - سُبحان الله و بِحمده - سُبحان الله العَظيم - اللهم صلِّ و سلم على نبينا محمد وعلى الهِ وصحبِهِ أجمعين

[@Lyraa357]

my favorite breed since I was a kid. They are a dream on four legs.

[@melissawalker3874]

I'll never forget Cass Ole. I still have both Black stallion movies

[@awetistic5295]

When I was a kid, I often visited Arabian horses in a nearby open stable. They looked nothing like the modern show type. It's genuinely scary how people keep on breeding for absurd beauty standards, even though we have so many negative examples of health issues.

[@jaze212]

"Beauty" They look like seahorses now

[@louisemckinney1021]

The BLACK STALLION is the only one who has the best look and no one shows them enough they need to be really shown a hell of a lot more!!!! I love em!!!!!❤🖤❤️🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🐎🐎🐎🐎🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🍁🇨🇦🍁💔🌹🏆🌹💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💯

[@terryb3790]

The Arabian Horse can never go wrong!👌😍🐴

[@АлександрБолбат-ы1у]

All horses are beautiful when they are cared for.

[@jaketaylor2775]

You can file arabian horses under "biggest pain in the ass to work with or ride" These fuckers are the border collies of the horse world. They were bred for endurance, and they have practically boundless energy. Even a well-mannered one is going to be high-energy and a handful for anyone to work with. Every single one I've ever worked with has nearly brought me to tears of frustration, because unless you specifically want them for their go-go-go attitude, you will spend your ENTIRE ride stopping them from running.

[@uniuni8855]

I am glad they are giving the aliens a hard time 😀

[@irisessex90]

My friend had one and for some reason other horses automatically follow their lead if they decide to bolt. They are mean as a snake too. Hers rammed her into a tree. You couldn’t give me one of those horses they are stubborn, head strong and difficult to work with.

[@mariekauhi9034]

These creatures are so majestic and beautiful❣️I love watching them strut and prance ❤

[@horsewings3561]

My old quarter horse was half Arabian, best horse I ever owned and sweet tempered and good with kids too. She was originally a bucking bronco too lol.

[@SariennMusic73]

Okay but how that light brown little one just floated with his trot? Just watch his front legs. He Def has a strange but breathtaking trot.

[@salehali1961]

I love Arabian Horse they are so beautiful ❤

[@DaLilVivi96]

They are so adorable! It's definitely the type of horse Barbie would have (they look just like those toy horses with the curved tiny faces) 🥰💕

[@pixilegault3110]

❤ I read somewhere that all breeds originated with the Arabian..I had 3 and they were my best friends..Love riding fuzzy dynamite... Gorgeous horse flesh!!!!

[@j.v3896]

Not all breeds originated from them but they were crossed into pretty much every warmblood breed, a lot of pony breeds and even some draft breeds

[@liv8258]

I do not believe that to be true

[@libbydietz3057]

arabian horses are so pretty!

[@Anass_Aheri]

The Arabian Horse known with his unique character, and intelligent. he has hot blood ❤

[@equine2020]

Yes, there are only 2 breeds called " hot bloods". The thoroughbred being the other. Others are warm bloods, or cold blood. I own thoroughbreds. Great animals.

[@gnrmnrmnr]

Rdr2 got me here.

[@vickigonya9432]

Those tiny noses and wild tails. They are hot blooded, and high-strung ❤

[@watcherwraith007]

The Black Stallion. The movie that first showed me how incredible these creatures could be.

[@susannebass1883]

They are absolutely beautiful ❤

[@mollycblaeser]

I hope to own one someday! They are strikingly beautiful.

[@FireflyGirl68]

GORGEOUS horses! 🐎💕

[@Schleich_lover_4life]

The arabian horse is my favourite horse breed!♡

[@laurentregaskis44]

They’re like the pugs of the horse world. The inward curve of their nose means their nasal passages are thinner and air cant get through as easily. They are prone to respiratory issues.

[@Lythaera]

Hey, this is actually just a myth! They have no breathing issues at all. You can find very dishy faced Arabs winning Endurance races of 25 miles or more. The breed absolutely dominates the sport!

[@pornhub1]

Its amazing the ancient drawings with the smaller nose is actually accurate and not just a style

[@Cinderacefav]

The brown Arabian horse getting back shots is wild💀

[@faithsamuel6226]

i’m literally about to go brush some and spend time with them!

[@SunnyAquamarine2]

You'll never have a better horse than a purebred Arabian

[@SocialShires]

never. I discovered shires and never going back. All around a better experience although you must be fit to get on them as they dont really come under 17hands

[@Canis_lupin]

Ew why are there multiple clips of people abusing them?

[@PsychicSploob]

The first one was so gorgeous that I thought it was CGI

[@jackmarston1426]

I’m not gonna say it... ITS THE HORSE FROM RED DEAD

[@nursenicole222]

Awww, you forgot what Arabians do best. Unrivaled in their endurance ability

[@evenelson7914]

I believe that Arabian horses are the mother breed

[@S2.M]

👏🏻

[@Undomaranel]

Not really. Horses originated in North America and crossed the ice bridge before it was destroyed. Ice Age megafauna like the lions and dire wolves and short faced bear killed off NA's horses, while Eurasia had no predators large enough to compete. Horses first made their home across the steppes of Siberia/ Mongolia, and kept moving west from there. Arabians are a descendent of those horses, and specialized for the desert, just like horses tamed by the Hittites and later on Europeans are specialized to those regions. This is backed up by the evolution of camels. They too are originally NA from the ice age, died out from the predators, but some crossed and became the camels of today. The ones that stayed migrated south and became llamas, vicuñas, alpaca and so on.

[@ahmada2090]

الخيل العربي الاصيل🇸🇦🇸🇦

[@CharlineStopGenocide]

And my 100% Arabian horse looks like a cow 🥲

[@Timetravel1111]

Great movie to watch is the 13th Warrior Antonio Banderas the Vikings are making fun of his horse and then he shows high it can jump in How skilled, fast, and agile it is. Also, very good movie .

[@maryt8377]

The Mawari horse in Rajastan India are fascinating with their ears turned in.

[@hellcat1401]

I got to meet and ride a Marwari in Kentucky a few years ago.

[@arazatliyev6564]

World's best horses;arabian and turks horses...

[@amandawitherspoon6779]

I love Arabian horses! They are my favorite.

[@monicasaturn2514]

I had an Egyptian Arab... beautiful horse...

[@kathleenmann7311]

They've deformed their face

[@canterlevi]

The horses shown here just look like caricatures of the original Arabians. 🫤

[@mariaemiliadesi1275]

Fun fact, they never get phisically tired. They stop doing stuff just because they get bored

[@1MinuteAnimals]

Thank you so much for the comment!! ❤️

[@killsur4753]

Not so fun fact: They can't breathe because of the overbreeding, and the ones that are in the video specially are designed for beauty but NEVER for sprint of any of those that u mentioned. They can only breed though their nose and their nostrils are really squished so they can't breathe and that's really sad. This should be stoped, a Arabian was never supposed to look like that and people just want to ruin it's beautiful speed and agility

[@mennamohsen4165]

​@KILLsur4 ! I thought that all horses don't breathe when they're running.

[@mariaemiliadesi1275]

@@killsur4753 go touch some grass dude....

[@killsur4753]

@@mariaemiliadesi1275 bruh this old a$ comment why are you still reading this. And yes they are overbreed for aesthetic purposes and some aren't

[@shlrlaborben8934]

❤ LOVE THESE HORSES. THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO. WHILE STATIONED IN LIBYA MY DAD WAS INVITED TO A REAL ARABIAN HORSE RACE. I GOT TO SEE THE 8MM FILM HE GOT TO TAKE OF THIS ARABIAN HORSE RACE.THEY RUN COUNTER CLOCK WISE. AND INSIDE A LARGE FENCED IN HORSE RACING TRACK. DUST FLYING AS THEY RAN . THEY ARE TRUELY ONE OF THE BEST BREED OF HORSES IN THE WORLD.

[@gamergirlgrace1.091]

“ it’s ONE of the oldest horse breeds” DUDE IT IS THE OLDEST HORSE BREED

[@YCQBo]

صwe know

[@wkh5400]

Most beautiful and strong horses ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Not_kaelynn]

The also are the easiest to abuse like you see in the video of the then galloping on the Arabian

[@safuwanfauzi5014]

That why Arabs conquered from Spain to Sindh India, up to Caucasus and Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, Arabian horse and Camel help muslim Arabs in early golden ages.

[@melz3752]

So beautiful and majestic ❤

[@RJ-eg7bh]

And they love people- i have owned 4 and been around many others - the best breed of horse, mustangs are good too

[@lucykelly7152]

They're lovely, but I wish their faces were not so bent in!

[@summertime35]

Probably very overbread.

[@sharkinator7819]

Oh yeah, that’s the kind of horse Indiana Jones uses to catch up to the German convoy in Raiders of the Lost Ark

[@meripederson8379]

Arabian horses have always been beautiful until they started breeding to be ugly with dish noses which interfers with their breathing

[@caobita]

100% agreed 🎯

[@TheBayEquines]

People overbreed Arabians so much, it’s so sad 😢

[@Nicole-fb6fr]

The animal version of a ballerina

[@beckster2167]

None of our Arabians had breathing problems. It depends on the line and what they were bred for. We used ours for cutting and working cattle. We were laughed at....at first....until the quarter horses couldn't keep up with ours. Loved my babies 💖💖

[@That_little_welsh]

THIS MADE ME CRY 😭 THEM RUNNING IS SOOO ABUSIVE! They are over bread which is sooo sad and rlly bad for them! I can’t, I just can’t,the way there noses r like that it’s hard for them to breath! TEAM STOP OVER BREADING!😢😢😢

[@BananaGrace]

Really glad to see so many comments against the overbreeding of these horses for certain “traits”

[@KITTY-u3r]

I only knew this horse breed existed bc of rdr2🤠

[@HeatherStrongsky]

Here’s what it actually is Arabian horse, earliest improved breed of horse, valued for its speed, stamina, beauty, intelligence, and gentleness. The breed’s long history has been obscured by legend, but it had been developed in Arabia by the 7th century CE. The Arabian horse has contributed its qualities to most of the modern breeds of light horses. Arabian horse Arabian horse The Arabian breed is a compact, relatively small horse with a small head, protruding eyes, wide nostrils, marked withers, and a short back. It Arabians are one of the oldest and most beautiful horse breeds in the world. Native to the Arabian Peninsula, they are famous for their unique dished heads, high tail carriage, and remarkable intelligence. Arabians are also one of only three hot-blooded horse breeds in the world, characterized by speed, stamina, and a spirited nature. Over the course of history, Arabian Horses have reached every corner of the world. Due to their beauty and versatility, they have become one of the most popular horse breeds on the planet. Arabians have even made it into Hollywood and were featured in famous movies such as The Black Stallion. Arabian Horses are typically lightweight, with lean muscles and tendons like steel made for endurance. They are relatively small horses, standing only 14.1 to 15.1 hands. Today, the breed is most often used as a show, sport, and pleasure riding horse. The available archeological evidence suggests that the history of Arabian Horses dates back to at least 4,500 years ago. While the breed’s exact origins are obscure, modern Arabians are thought to be the descendants of the ancient “Proto-Arabian”. For thousands of years, Arabians lived among the desert tribes of the Arabia Peninsula. The tribe that originally developed the Arabian Horse breed was the Beduins. They meticulously bred the best horses and treated them as part of their families. Traditionally, the Beduins believed that the Arabian Horse was brought to them by Allah himself. According to this origin story, Allah created the horse from the south wind, exclaiming: “I create thee, Oh Arabian. To thy forelock, I bind Victory in battle. On thy back, I set a rich spoil and a Treasure in thy loins. I establish thee as one of the Glories of the Earth… I give thee flight without wings.” (Source: Natural Horse Planet) The Beduin people maintained a rigorous breeding program to ensure their horses were of the purest breeding. They selectively bred for alertness, speed, and stamina, qualities that were essential in raiding and war. The Beduins regarded Arabians so highly that they even shared their tents with their horses. Yw Horses resembling the typical Arabian appear on numerous inscriptions and rock paintings of the Arabian Peninsula from 3,500 years ago. They were also featured in the artwork of Ancient Egypt dating back to the 16th century BC. These and other pieces of evidence prove that Arabian Horses have been the loyal partners of humans for thousands of years. While the breed has changed little in appearance and temperament over its history, Arabian Horses didn’t remain 100% pure. According to a 2010 study by Iwona Głażewska, the purity of the modern Arabian can only be traced back 200 years. The study suggests that the Arabian Horse, as we know it today, is the result of widespread crossbreeding between various breeds rather than pure bloodlines.

[@im.very.sleepy_]

Every Arabian I have met was an asshole, whether the owners were professionals or not. When I was young my own miniature donkey sold for more than an Arabian at an auction.

[@jennyrules2694]

Yes they do get that reputation the Arabian they really can be highly strung my old Arabian would Only ever let me handle him any one else that come into his paddock would get chased out lol

[@im.very.sleepy_]

@@jennyrules2694 lol

[@addison_nothiger7876]

Arabians tend to be stubborn and hard to trust but once you take the time for them to trust you they are sweet hearts I own a Arabian cross, she’s a rescue so she’s pretty skittish

[@im.very.sleepy_]

@@addison_nothiger7876 i had an Arabian once and it would attack me whenever I went to feed it 🥲

[@WolfieYote]

They were probably mistreated or not trained properly. Makes any horse "an asshole" if you can when call an animal that without projecting human traits onto them.

[@Uncle228]

These can be found in the wild in the cold lands north of the Grizzlies in Ambarino

[@pandamilkshake]

"They are known for their beauty" *Press X to doubt* Looks like a horse that got its' nose kicked in.

[@intensemint7800]

X! The rest of the horse, so beautiful, but the severely dented face is ☠️ can't help it. There are prettier arabians out there, with only a tiny dent. Generally speaking, I love horses, but this is ew to me. Don't like pugs either, for the same reason.

[@dorinemort6359]

That bay at the end is equine perfection! OMG!

[@abdirahmanabdullahi8142]

True

[@Divyanshu69420]

Ancient Chinese who used naval ship on ground war "Ours better 🗿" - a Chinese dude in comment section

[@Zoubi_]

Alhamdullah i am Arab ❤

[@Saayan_ide]

Who asked

[@Zoubi_]

@@Saayan_ide ofc not u ! 😴

[@christinegautreau224]

I love them . My previous arabian was almost 33 when she passed. Still mis her

[@ThatSmallSingerGroup]

bro was kind of violating that horse LMAOOOOOO ( i’m jk lol)