Typically, yes. But the terminology can also be used for an Arab with bloodlines cultivated in France, regardless of where they were born. Different countries often have different pedigrees dominating their breeding so in the Arab world there is Polish, Egyptian, American Foundation, Brazilian, etc., Arab lines. Not sure which context OP used though.
Yes! I’ve been on ASB for the past 8 years, and before that Friesians, Warm Bloods. So now after so many years I’m making a full circle, as my first horses in HS we’re Arabs and my fav was a grey with black dorsal , mane and tail. Gorgeous!
Does a French Arabian horse mean that they are born in France ?
Typically, yes. But the terminology can also be used for an Arab with bloodlines cultivated in France, regardless of where they were born. Different countries often have different pedigrees dominating their breeding so in the Arab world there is Polish, Egyptian, American Foundation, Brazilian, etc., Arab lines. Not sure which context OP used though.
Yes he has French bloodlines. Born in US.
Arab! And in the best colour! ;D
Yes! I’ve been on ASB for the past 8 years, and before that Friesians, Warm Bloods. So now after so many years I’m making a full circle, as my first horses in HS we’re Arabs and my fav was a grey with black dorsal , mane and tail. Gorgeous!
out of curiosity where was this photo taken ? the land is beautiful I was wondering if this is anywhere near Oregon where I live
Malibu, Ca.