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3 - patience and ability to endure hardships and win long races
The ability of the original Arabian horses to endure the hardships and hardships is beyond description. Experience has shown that long distances are the domain of the original Arabian horse. The first horse race for long distances was held in Vermont on 16 and 17 September 1917, with the participation of Arabian horses. The distance was too long since I was given initial in this race of time. The race spanned 154 miles, or 246 kilometers, and weighed 72.5 kilograms. The original Arabian horse "Yqis", a 13-year-old horse of the old type, won the contest. It took 246 kilometers in 30 hours and 16 minutes.
The third race, which was organized in October 1921, was the most difficult race ever. The horses were required to carry 111 kilograms and to travel 60 miles five times. The race's supervisors have included long-distance graveled trails in the race program, making the horse lists contested for a very difficult exam.
These difficult distances involved helped to identify horses with healthier and safer menus. The original English horsemen did their best to win this race, and the race was so difficult that only seven horses could reach the goal, despite pre-training exercises. This time, too, the victory of the original Arabian horse "Krabet Park" in England, was due to the horse Massoud.
It was told about the patience of the Arab horse, which was conveyed by the British Orientalist "Dixon" of the British Chancellor in Kuwait in 1930. In the story that "Faisal al-Darwish had revolted against King Abdul Aziz Al Saud, and sent his son Abdul Aziz, known as Aziz at the head of five hundred fighters. Aziz access to the wells of water before being occupied by King Abdul Aziz's army, but the king's army had preceded him to occupy the water, because the occupant of water before his opponent ensures victory because of the provision of drinking water for the army and horses in a desert where water is scarce, The temperature is 77 degrees C. Aziz consulted his companions as he did, and they pointed to him after And consumed all the water that was in his possession, and his horse before the start of the fighting The result was the killing of Aziz and defeated his army, and his slave fled on the back of the horse of the famous master, and directed by To Al-Jahra in the direction of Kuwait, which is about 290 km away from the battle site, which was cut by a slave in a barren desert under the burning sun for three days without eating water or food.