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Lots of people think that Arabian horses are "crazy" and "stupid" But they are not. They are not Quarter horses and they are not "Get On and go" horses, but they are not crazy, stupid or dumb. Arabian horses are generally quiet, loving and trusting animals, if brought up right.
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What is the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show?
The Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show is the biggest Arabian Horse Show in the world.
What are breeds of royal Arabian horses?
The horses of Arabia include the Arabian horse and the barb. The Arabian horse is the purest breed of horse in the world.
What is a cross between a Lipzaner horse and an Arabian horse?
A lipizaner x Arabian.
What family is the Arabian horse in?
The Arabian horse is in the same family as all other horse breeds Equidae.
Was blueskin an Arabian horse?
If you are asking about the President George Washington's horse Blueskin, then yes he was an Arabian horse.
What is the diet of the Arabian horse?
Arabian people
Fastest Arabian horse?
The Darley Arabian was the fastest Arabian in the desert
Where di an Arabian horse come from?
the Arabian desert.
When was Arabian Horse America founded?
In 1998, Arabian Horse America was founded to support the industry of Arabian horse breeding in America, another sign of the breed's growing popularity.
How did the Arabian horse get their name?
The Arabian horse got it's name because it originated in Arabia. The people in Arabia are called Arabians so they called the horse an Arabian also.
What is the name of the horse from Arabia?
The horse from Arabia is called the Arabian. The Arabian also lives in many parts of Africa. The Arabian is the most beautifulest horse in the world. If you never seen an Arabian you need to! Look at them on the computer, just type in Arabians. What a wonderful horse! :)
When was the Arabian horse discovered?
The true origin of the Arabian horse is unknown, but it is believed that they were discovered. For more information on the origin of the Arabian horse, see the link in the Related Links section below.
