Horses

the flies stand on horse face, they bother the horse so the horse moved it's face to make them move away

You can use neigh to talk about the noise your horse makes, also known as a whinny or a bray. Neigh is also a verb: horses neigh cheerfully or in frustration, and your little brother might like to ride a broomstick wildly around the house and neigh. The word comes from the Old English hnægan, which is most likely imitative of the actual sound of a neigh. In other words, it's an example of onomatopoeia — when a word sounds like what it means.

Trainer train his horse in his farm.

Arabians are a very popular breed of horse for many equestrians. Many people ride Arabians for show, pleasure and competition. The physical characteristics of the Arabian breed include a dish face, large, wide-set eyes, broad forehead, small, curved ears and large nostrils. Here are ten interesting facts about Arabian horses that you may not know. •The Arabian breed is over 5,000 years old and is known as the oldest breed and the first domesticated breed of horse. •Arabians were originally bred in the Middle East. The Arabian horse is the oldest purebred horse in the world. The Arabian was the horse the Bedouin people (nomadic people) of Arabia as early as 3000 to 2500 BC. They were later introduced into Europe and throughout the world. •Arabians were bred by the Bedouins, a desert tribe in the Arabian Peninsula. This tribe used them as war horses because they could travel far distances in harsh desert conditions due to their large lung capacity and incredible endurance. •All Arabian horses have black skin underneath their coats, except underneath any white hair. When these horses lived in the desert, the black skin would help to protect them from the hot sun. •The most common coat color of Arabians is bay. You will also see many chestnuts, grey, blacks and roans. •The skeleton of a pure Arabian is different from that of other horse breeds. An Arabian has 17 pairs of ribs, instead of 18 and 5 vertebrae instead of 6. •The average height of an Arabian is 14.1 to 15.1 hands (57 to 61 inches) tall and the average weight is 850 to 1,000 pounds. •The horse in the movie "The Black Stallion" was an Arabian stallion named Cass Ole. •Equusis an ancient Greek word for horse. The exact translation is quickness. •The Arabian horse is considered to be the foundation of all modern horse breeds. •Characterized by a small dish faced head, large eyes and a thin muzzle, the Arabian is considered the most beautiful and elegant horses. •Arabians are intelligent, sensitive and courageous creatures. They are loyal if treated well and they enjoy attention. •Some think the Arabian is high spirited and wild. NOT TRUE In fact, the Arabian is an ideal family horse and versatile for any style of riding desired. •Horses see, hear and smell better than humans. •Horses’ eyes are set on either side of their head. This makes it possible for them to see in every direction at once, except directly in front of their nose and directly behind their tail. •Horses are very sensitive to touch. They can sense a fly landing on any part of their body and use their tail to flick it off. •Horses have large ears that can move around and point towards sounds. Each one can rotate around (180 degrees). •A horse’s ears can indicate how it is feeling. •Horses are able to recognize friends, both human and animal, by smell alone. •Whiskers that grow from a horse’s muzzle and around its eyes are like an antennae. •They are used to feel nearby objects. •A horse “poops” 5 to 12 times a day. •An adult horse’s brain weighs about 650 grams (22 oz.) – about half the weight of an adult human brain. •A horse breathes between 10 and 15 times a minute when resting. •A horse’s heart beats 46 to 42 beats per minute. If frightened this can rise quickly to over 250.

The last video for beautiful young Arabian horse before selling.

Horses are the best animals, and Arabian horses are the most beautiful among them and if you are not sure about that, just watch this beautiful white horse it's too strong and brave. you must see it's face in the last 10 Seconds.

This boy loves to walk with horses and feed them, It's cool to not fear from horses taller than you in this age,this boy is only 3 years old. Everyday he take a horse to walk together and feed it then go back. We think this boy will be a great horse breeder. we love to make videos for this great boy everyday. but in this time he forget to wear his shoes :)

I think this horse is the fastest Arabian horse ever seen my friend take me and his horse to the desert to show me that he is own the Fastest Arabian Horse

young boy makes his Arabian horse dancing well in Horses Dance Festival in Egypt.

a girl loves horses too much she asked her parents to take lessons about "how to ride horse" after 5 lessons she rode the horse perfectly and walk without any help.

I think all lovers of Arabian horses will enjoy to watch all these horses.I love this place and these horses specially the white one, it so beautiful as you see it's cute face,wide eyes, strong body and long soft hair.

gorgeous horses feel free outside farm.

I love this pony I hope it become a great horse

In this festival every Horse trainer riding his horse to show others how to make his horse dance with amazing moves.

Arabian horses are trained rigorously in the middle eastern deserts. The horses must learn to fully obey their master. This obedience is tested by depriving the horses of water for many days and then turning them loose near water. As the horses get to the edge of the water, and just before they drink of the much needed water. The trainer blows his whistle. If the horses have learned to obey they turn around and come back to the trainer who then gives them as much water as they need. The trainer knows what his horses need and will not allow them to die of thirst, but they must trust him.

This show from "Emirates Arabian Horse Breeders Championship 2018"

The equine eye includes the eyeball and the surrounding muscles and structures, termed the adnexa. Horses may, in fact, have an ability to judge distance at high speed. They can certainly assess ground conditions quickly for a hasty escape from danger. Equine eyes have excellent visual acuity (focus) for distant objects but may find it difficult to focus on objects less than a metre away. They cope better in low light than we do, however. Most humans are trichromats, having perception of the three primary colours. Horses appear to have dichromatic capability only, much like the red-green deficiency that we call colour blindness. Horses tend to keep “half an eye on everything”, rather than focusing on specific targets.

Trainer reviews the beauty of his adorable black Arabian Horse.

trainer trains his new horse how to dance.

In this competition each participant shows his horse's ability to dance to music and its full control on his horse.

Totally unbelievable .... after months they are suddenly completely in love. In recent weeks, we saw them occasionally play together for a small time but today ................. as you see !!

In this video we will learn how to Bandage a Horse's Leg

Part 2 : boy loves to walk with horses and feed them, It's cool to not fear from horses taller than you in this age,this boy is only 3 years old. Everyday he take a horse to walk together and feed it then go back. We think this boy will be a great horse breeder. we love to make videos for this great boy everyday. but in this time he forget to wear his shoes :)