since 1987
Why you should buy an Arabian horse
Today, Arabian horses are present in virtually all equestrian disciplines: endurance, dressage, jumping, eventing, horseball, western riding, racing, and working equitation. The Arabian horse can display an explosive and competitive character, or become the perfect playmate for children. The Arabian horse embodies versatility, a quality that few breeds can claim, making it special, unique, and accessible to everyone.
With refined heads, expressive eyes, arched necks, and high tail carriage, Arabians are instantly recognizable. Beyond their looks, they are affectionate, smart, and deeply bonded to humans.
Originating in the deserts of the Nejd, Arabians were bred by Bedouin tribes who shared food, water, and shelter with their horses. This close relationship created a breed with exceptional intelligence, loyalty, and sensitivity. Arabians also played a vital role in history as war partners and cultural ambassadors across the Middle East, North Africa, and Spain.
Arabians excel in endurance, dressage, jumping, driving, eventing, and racing. Arabian horses combine speed, stamina, and agility with a spirited, willing nature that thrives under training and partnership.
The breed has influenced many modern horses, including the Thoroughbred, Anglo-Arabian, Trakehner, Dutch Warmblood, and Selle Français, contributing endurance, athleticism, and temperament to these lines.
Arabians exist in traditional types such as Abbayan, Dahman, Hadban, Kuhaylan, and Saqlawi, with the purest desert-bred lines preserved as Asil Arabians by organizations like Al-Khamsa and the Asil Club.
Loyal, friendly, and full of personality, Arabians are ideal for families, recreational riders, and competitive equestrians. With their intelligence, endurance, and heart, they are not just beautiful—they are all-around champions in life and sport.