It's so much more than just bloodlines and breeding. It's hard to explain until you are actually owned by an Arabian, but they have been known for thousands of years as not only as companions but as the war mare the desert warrior trusted his life to, but extending to trusted trail mounts, children's show horses, cattle horses, driving horses, a Saddle Seat, Hunt Seat, Western Pleasure, Endurance Racing, Competitive Trail, Sporthorse disciplines, and even Timed Events.. and the list goes on and on. Find an event or a occupation of any kind that a horse can be used for and it can be guaranteed with almost 100% certainty that at some point there has been an Arabian that not only participated, but excelled in that area or discipline of riding.

There are a thousand years worth of legends and mystery surrounding the origins of the breed, but that heritage has culminated now in a breed of horse that can be right for every member of the family, every discipline offered. Courageous and strong, free spirited and gentle of soul, this breed is said to have been not only the first true breed of horse, but the first horse altogether, and that all other horses descend in some form from this strong, sturdy desert steed where a horses soundness and the ability to exist on the minimum of food and water were an absolute must for the desert bedouins.