The Arabian thoroughbred horse (a pure lineage mainly raised by the Bedouins) originated in the Middle East.
Many consider him the most beautiful horse in the world thanks to a very special head and his tail raised.
The Arab Thoroughbred horse is one of the oldest races.
The first traces of its presence date back to 4500 years in Mesopotamia.
The Arab Thoroughbred was used as a breed enhancer to bring elegance, bone and endurance.
The Arab thoroughbred horse owes its resistance to its way of life: the desert. His nickname is "the king of the desert".
This breed is very recognized and present in many countries: Africa, Asia, Americas, Oceania and Europe.
Brought up in her country of origin by the Bedouins, it is the women who manage the breeding and the children who take care of the foals.
The United States has 90% of the livestock of the Arabian thoroughbred race.
Two Arabian Thoroughbred stallions have particularly marked the breed: Darley Arabian and Godolphin Arabian.