An Ultimate Guide To Finding Your Perfect Arabian Horse

Purchasing an Arabian horse is an exciting and rewarding experience,… The amazement of it is nearly impossible to put into words, if you are a true Arabian horse enthusiast!!!

There’s a great saying that goes like this: There is nothing better for the inside of a man than the outside of a horse.

Winston Churchill

To most of us here, that statement is especially true about Arabian horses.

Without any doubt what-so-ever, the Arabian horses are magnificent creatures, and they have been absolutely treasured for their beauty, intelligence, athleticism, and companionship for centuries.

* However, before starting your search for an Arabian horse, there are several things you should consider, to help ensure that you make the right decision.

In this article, I’ll share what could be considered, the top 15 points of interest to make your best choice, …Please, consider the following, before starting your hunt for the perfect Arabian horse.

1. Purpose: Consider why you want an Arabian horse. Will you be using it for breeding, showing, riding, or simply as a companion? This will determine what type of Arabian horse will best suit your needs.
2. Budget: Determine your budget for purchasing an Arabian horse. This will help narrow your search and prevent overspending.
3. Training: Consider the level of training you are looking for in an Arabian horse. Do you want a horse that is already trained or are you willing to train one yourself?
4. Temperament: Look for an Arabian horse with a temperament that matches your own. Do you want a horse that is calm and docile or one that is more spirited and energetic?
5. Age: Consider the age of the Arabian horse you are looking for. Younger horses may require more training and have less experience, while older horses may have health issues or less energy.
6. Gender: Decide whether you prefer a mare, gelding, or stallion. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages.
7. Breed: Arabian horses come in a variety of categories, such as Purebred Straight Egyptian, Polish, Spanish, and variety of Half-Arabian classes, Including the National Show Horses… Research to discover which might best suite you and your purposes.
8. Conformation: Look for an Arabian horse with good conformation. This means the horse’s body structure should be well-proportioned and balanced.
9. Health: Ensure the Arabian horse you are interested in is healthy. Request a veterinary exam and review the horse’s medical history.
10. Pedigree: Consider the horse’s pedigree, which will give you insight into its bloodlines and genetic traits.
11. Training Facilities: Consider the training facilities available to you, especially if you plan to train the horse yourself. You might also want to considerer a facility with experienced trainers and appropriate equipment… tips and resources usually come in handy.
12. Boarding Facilities: If you are not keeping the horse on your property, consider the boarding facilities available to you. Look for a facility that provides appropriate care and accommodations.
13. Transportation: Do you have a horse trailer, do you need one, do you want one. Consider transportation costs and arrangements for your Arabian horse. If you need to transport the horse, Be prepared for reliable transportation in case it’s needed.
14. Reputation: Look for a reputable breeder or seller with a good track record. Research the breeder or seller’s reputation and read reviews from other customers. Ask around, and consider the sources.
15. Compatibility: Lastly, consider your compatibility with the Arabian horse. Spend time with the horse before purchasing to ensure that it is a good match for you. Take along an experienced friend for advisement.

In conclusion, purchasing an Arabian horse can be a life-changing experience. By considering the factors listed above, you can ensure that you find the best horse for your needs.

Remember to take your time, do your research, and work with a reputable seller or breeder. The very best to you during your hunt for your dream Arabian horse!

Enjoy Your Treasure Hunt,

Ray Hill

El Ow’Rah Arabians