Why was the Arabian horse developed?

Answer 1

The Arabian horse is called such because it was discovered in Arabia.

Technically the Arabian horse came from Iran, not Arabian, but they were transported to that area by nomadic tribes. Up until about the late 1800's any horse that came from the Middle East, North Africa, or certain parts of Asia were all referred to as Arabians. During the formation of the Thoroughbred, many horses were wrongly called Arabians even though they were Barbs or Akhal - Teke's due to the location of where they were bought at.

Answer 2

Arabians were one of the first breeds of horses. They were found in the deserts of the middle east. Tribes of these deserts used them for traveling through the sand, which they can move agiley through. It was an easier and faster was to cross the desert than camels. They were also traded with other tribes, showed power in tribes, and were loyal companions.

Answer 3

The Arabian horse is famous for their long life span, Their elegant dished face and body and their gorgeous personalities towards people!

Answer 4

Bask, Padron, Bey Shah, Bay El Bey, Khemosabi, Bay-Abi, Huckleberry Bey, Nabor, Aladdinn, Raffles, Witraz, Rohara Moon Storm, Second TSultan, just to name a few.

Answer 5

The Arabian horse is one of the oldest breeds of horse.Its bloodlines are in almost all racehorses.