Schleich Arabian mare

Arabian horses, with their black, gray, chestnut, or bay coats, are a particularly noble sight.

Arabians were bred by Bedouins and lived with families in the desert – sometimes even sleeping in their tents. Today, these remarkable horses are recognized by their tail carriage and head shape. Almost every horse breed can trace its lineage back to Arabian bloodlines, as Arabians were crossbred to pass on specific traits such as speed and endurance, as well as a predisposition for healthy bones to other breeds. Arabians are characterized by their quick learning ability, willingness to cooperate, as well as their alertness and temperament. The versatile Arabian often excels in endurance competitions and is a popular breed worldwide.