Arabian Horses

You shouldn't replace anything until you've checked out the diagnostic codes. Find out what the computer has detected. Then start going through to isolate the problem. If you just replace a bunch of parts, I can almost guarantee that something will get connected wrong then you'll NEVER be able to find the problem.

No he rode a Mongolian horse.

They are mainly in India. The United Kingdom, Canada, United States and East Africa (Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda) also have large Jain communities.

No, it means inches.

In the wild they do that when facing off against another horse, it is a sign for a challenge. If your horse does that when you are training him or trying to catch him it means they are mad at you or are making fun of you, like saying "hahaha! i win!"

It cannot jump as high as the fence is, but you can train the horse to jump, but some horses just arent good at it, so dont push your horse to hard.

The average ACCA earn $70,584 a year

Arabians are typically classified into several subgroups based on their geographical origin and specific traits. The main subgroups include the Egyptian Arabian, known for its refinement and beauty; the Polish Arabian, recognized for its strength and endurance; and the Spanish Arabian, which often features unique coloration and a distinct build. Other notable subgroups include the Russian Arabian and the Crabbet Arabian, each with distinct characteristics shaped by their breeding history. These subgroups retain the core traits of Arabian horses, such as intelligence, stamina, and a strong bond with humans.

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Depending on how long the maternity is for the whole life it can be hundreds

I am currently an electrical engineer. I started working in 1974. I am now 51 years old. If I retire at age 62 I estimate I will earn 40.8 million dollars in my lifetime.

ahaha yeah ok so you make a million/year? yeah right.

besides, this doesn't help the question in any way, shape, or form. if you really do make that much then you are far from an average person, whom the asker was inquiring about. you didn't even bother to mention any statistics or numbers for any widespread demographic so why even post anything at all-just to show off and inflate your internet ego?

that being said, from the other sites I've read through there's a general consensus somewhere a little over 2 million in a lifetime without calculating the deduction of taxes. If you've gone to college and obtained a degree you'll make significantly more, assuming favorable circumstances. If you haven't you'll likely come out much lower and balance out the numbers.

http://usgovinfo.about.com/library/weekly/aa072602a.htm --- this site had a great breakdown of numbers and facts, if anyone wanted to sate a little deeper curiosity on the subject of earnings and schooling.

An average person doesn't earn as much as this person is talking about, he shouldn't have even put this. He is just lying and bragging.

I disagree. He is right. I have estimated that by the time I am 65, I would have earned about 70million dollars. I know it sounds great, but one must take off taxes, buying a house and everything else!!

Let's put this into perspective! If you worked 50 years of your life and you started when you were 17, averaged $100,000 per year you would have earned $5,000,000 (5 million), and if you were making $150,000 when you retired and your retirement paid you 75% of your ending salary ($150,000x.75=112,500). If you live until you are 85--18 years after you retire--that would give you an additional $2,025,000, just a little over 7 million earned in a life that is not only long but also enjoyed living well above the average income. In short- you could not make $70 million or even $40 million in your lifetime unless you were making 3 million a year for around 20 years--in which case you would not be discussing it here with the rest of us average people. I think I will stick to around $2.5 million!

All horses, Arabians included can be used for physical and emotional therapy. Physically they allow a persons muscles to move exactly like they would while moving under their own power. While sitting on a horses back the horses gaits cause a humans muscles to move as if they were walking, jogging, running,etc on their own. This can be used to improve muscle control and balance even in people with paralysis.

Emotionally they can make people open up and trust. Horses do not judged people based on anything other than if they are kind to them.

Typically the quarter horse is the most popular cutting (cattle working horse) however almost any breed can be train to do such work just as any horse can be trained to do any discipline. Llamas are not a breed of horse but are related to the camel Horse Isle- Andalusian Edit: The Quarter horse is known for working cattle in North America. The Criollo is used in South America. The Andalusian and Lusitanos are used for both cattle work and bull fighting in the Iberian peninsula. Australian Stock horses and Walers are used in Australia. Each continent has their own native breed to work cattle that work the best in that environment. Arabs are used worldwide to refine any breed and are used to gather stock in the desert, which doesn't consist usually of cattle.

4 inches deep would be the minium coverage of sand needed for a horse area

You can try to submit a DNA test if you know who the sire and dam are. If the foal was at any point registered they would charge a fee and give you papers. If however the foal was not registered and if either of the parents are not registered the foal will not be accepted for registration as DNA proof is required.

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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.

All horses and ponies have hooves. The hooves are the most sensititve part in a horse/pony's body.

So now you know your answer.

yeah

The cross between an Arabian and Quarter Horse is not actually a breed. This cross is more commonly refered to as a Quar-ab and although the AQHA (quarter horse registry) will not accept this cross in their registry, the Arabian registry will accept this in the half Arab registry. This means you can show your horse at Arabian shows in the half Arab classes. The Quar-ab is a very pretty horse. You get the beauty of the Arabian and the calm nature of the Quarter Horse.

Shagya Arabians can typically reach the same speeds as a purebred Arabian, roughly 20 to 30 MPH.