Thoroughbreds are well-known for their speed and agility on the racetrack. The U.S. Thoroughbred population totals approximately 1.1 million. The United States isn’t unique in its love of Thoroughbreds; they’re among of the most popular breeds in the world. How Read more…
The Egyptian Arabian is cherished for its smaller, refined builds with very dished faces and high tail carriage. They are typically smaller in build than other Arabians and range in height from 14.2 to 15.2, coming in a wide variety Read more…
The Hispano-Árabe is a Spanish horse breed originating from the cross-breeding of Arab and Andalusian horses. Hispano-Árabe. Country of origin. Spain. What are the different types of Arabian horses? The six types of Arabian horses are Egyptian, Russian, Polish, Crabbet, Read more…
The one saddle that almost always works with Arabians is the Freedom Saddle, made by Crates for Meleta Brown. The bars of this saddle are flared at the shoulders. With the wide Arabian barrel that their shoulders must slide over, Read more…
How to get the Red Chestnut Arabian Horse in RDR2 Story Mode: The Red Chestnut Arabian Horse is a Wild Horse, meaning it can be found in the wild, tamed, and acquired for free as a horse in RDR2 Story Read more…
The Arabian Red Chestnut is a Superior breed of horse with great handling, speed and acceleration stats. It will serve as a meaningful stopgap between the horse you start out on and one of the best horses in the game, Read more…
The White Arabian is technically a grey horse due to the black skin around the mouth and hooves. In Red Dead Online, the Black Arabian, at the price of 42 gold, is the most expensive gold-exclusive purchase in the whole Read more…
#4 – Missing Bones Many Arabians have one less vertebrae in their backs, which accounts for their shorter length. Additionally, they also have one less in their tail, which is what gives them their famous high tail set. And for Read more…
At the 2018 Trakehner Stallion licensing the average price for a 2.5 year old, licensed colt was 71,900 euro! These averages are not inflated by megalomaniac stallion owners paying one million euro or more for one stallion in the biggest Read more…
While horses of any breed may develop EMS, certain breeds are predisposed. Donkeys, ponies, Arabians, Morgans, Saddlebreds, Paso Finos, Spanish Mustangs, and Warmbloods are among those at highest risk, while EMS is uncommon in Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds. Can horses recover Read more…