The Arabian horse is different from many other breeds, since its roots go back thousands of years. This breed traces its origins back to the deserts of the Middle East around 5000 B.C., where it ...

Horse breeds originating In North America. ... racehorse originated in England--where racing was the “sport of Kings”--when hot-blooded horses from the Middle East were crossed with English mares.

Thoroughbred horses are a breed of horse that trace their origins back to three key sires, or “father” horses: Darley Arabian, Godolphin Arabian, and Byerly Turk.

Arabian horses stand out for their historical importance, particularly to the culture and lives of desert tribes in the Middle East. But they are also distinct from other horse breeds because of ...