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The Arabian or Arab horse is a remarkable breed of equine origin on the Arabian Peninsula. Notable for its distinctively shaped head and exuberant tail carriage, this magnificent breed is instantly recognizable worldwide. Dating back a staggering 4,500 years to ancient times in the Middle East, where horses like modern-day Arabs were documented through archaeological evidence, makes it one of the world's oldest breeds. As civilizations spread, these incredible Arabian horses traversed the globe via military conquests and mercantile trade routes, significantly enhancing other horse breeds by incorporating superior attributes like swiftness, refinement, resilience, and a robust skeleton. Currently, almost every breed of riding horse contains Arab ancestry. Evolved within arid desert landscapes where resources were scarce, Arabian horses won over the hearts of nomadic Bedouin tribes, often entering family tents for shelter and safety from thieves. This special treatment alongside meticulous breeding techniques tailored towards forming harmonious relationships with humans contributed to the creation of a gentle-natured, easily trainable breed eager to please. In addition, the Arabs gained the spirited nature and alertness crucial in horses meant for pillaging raids and battles. Arabian horse breeders have found it challenging yet rewarding to work with such an adaptable and affectionate breed, as their emotional complexity necessitates exceptional understanding and empathy from their human counterparts. This extraordinary Arabian equine is not limited to a specific equestrian activity; they excel across the disciplines of long-distance endurance racing and show their remarkable versatility through competing in various fields within horse sports. Today, this magnificent horse remains one of the world's ten most preferred breeds due to their presence on all continents including North America, South America (with high numbers seen in Brazil), Europe, Australia, and, of course, its ancestral origin – the Middle East. Distinguishable physical traits exhibited by Arabians include a fine profiled skull that follows an inverted U or a wedge shape along with the broad forehead, eyes of notable size accompanied by significant nostrils along with short muzzle. One unique characteristic among Arabs is their prominent dished (inward curving) cheek lines as seen from the front – another breed hallmark. Most individuals exhibit this distinct facial curve along their face. A few more characteristics commonly observed in these noble equines include an elegant arched neck featuring an extended throat latch with strong, high set windpipe attached to the refined clean neck joint of poll and latched at an open length that gives flexibility while bridling horses or leaves sufficient area for expansion allowing horses a considerable amount to move their throat. Its hind quarters consist of long wide broad hip coupled along an angle that opens up. They often display a long and lean croup (partly situated on both back parts – including rear flank regions). Additionally, Arabian equines frequently show well-slung heads which offer strong structure that aligns well with sound body balance when measured by the overall posture or form from a rider's point of view - especially within reining competition, horse racing. In order to make way for optimal functionality through increased performance.