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What year was the Arabian horse originated?
No one knows. Arabian horses are one of the oldest breeds of horses in the world.
What is the number of Arabian horses in the entire world?
The number of the entire Arabian horse population varies year to year, there are no available hard numbers for the population.
How many Arabian horses left in the world?
Thousands of Arabian horses are registered each year. Exact worldwide numbers are hard to come by, I would suggest contacting the Arabian Horse Association and asking them for more information on exact numbers.
In what year did the Arabian horse come to the US?
Arabian horses are one of the worlds oldest breeds, and no one knows exactly when they where bred, or came to America.
How much do Arabian horse breeders make each year?
The amount of money an Arabian breeder makes will vary year to year and person to person. This is due to the economy, some years horses will sell for more money than in other years and stud prices can go up and down.
How much offspring do Arabian horses produce?
They produce no more or less other breeds of horses. The average gestation period for horses is 11 month so a mare can have only one foal a year. Some broodmares are bred every year so it is possible for a horse to have 15 to 20 babies over her lifetime.
What four breeds make a quarter horse?
There is alot of horse breeds. Each horse breed is good for different skills. A Lipizzaner is very good at performing in Spanish riding schools. Arabian horses are prized for its speed and stamina. Clydesdales are good at pulling heavy carts through streets. Knabstrups are used manly used as circus horses. And lastly the Tarpans are horses that have died out in the year 1879. So you can't really say how much breeds, but there is about over 100 breeds.
What is a thorough-breed horse called?
The first breed of horse was the Arabian Horse. All other light horse breeds derive from the Arabian (not including draft horses, ponies or donkeys). In other words, every breed of horse has various amounts of Arabian blood in them. One of the first horses to be bred down from the Arabian was the Thoroughbred, for, of course, racing. Every thoroughbred's pedigree dates back to one of three Arabian horses...... The Byerly Turk (1680s), the Darley Arabian (1704), and the Godolphyn Arabian (1729). There are many Thoroughbreds today with as many as 118,000 foals being born every year, worldwide. Don't quote me on this, but I believe there are 267 breeds of horses on this earth, but the "Arabian" horse is the only pure breed that has ever existed. They have beauty, intelligence, strength and stamina, and were so loved and revered by their Bedouwin masters that they brought them into their tents to protect them. The Arabian stands between 14.2 and 15.2 hands, typically, while the Thoroughbred stands between 15.2 and 17 hands tall. Some of the other breeds which derive from the Arabian are, The Morgon, The Quarter Horse, The Lippizan, The Saddlebred, the Standardbred, to name only a few, including the Mustang. For much more information about the horse, type in Evolution of the Horse, and see what the very first horses looked like, over 4.000 years ago.
How were horses treated in the 1600 and how were they useful?
Until the invention of the car horses were vital to their owners. The people in the middle ages knew that it was just smart buisiness to take good care of their horses. When most people barely made $100 a year to lose a horse to neglect would be a disaster for the family. But their horses worked hard. Life was hard for most people too. That is why stealing a horse had such dire consequences.
Good fiction books for a 11 year old good reader?
Totally Canterwood Crest series if you like horses!!!
Can horses get an abscess in their foot during winter?
Horses can get an abcess in the feet at any time of year. It is a good idea to check your horses feet and clean them every day to avoid foot problems.
What are the signs of SCID virus in Horses?
There is no such thing as SCID virus in horses. SCID (Severe Combined Immunodeficiency Disease) is a genetic defect in Arabian horses where a foal's immune system does not develop. The foal will look normal when born but over 4-6 months will develop a series of nasty infectious diseases, one of which will kill it within a year of life.
