Breed: Arabians

Color: Chestnut, dappled rose grey, palomino

Special Run: No

Significance: None

I like that these Arabians don't have a super dished face and needlepoint legs like some Traditionals and Classics. I'm not fond of the super dished faces, to me they look ugly plus they cause respiratory issues due to some extreme cases of selective breeding for those thin faces. I've had people try to argue with me that my horse, Zeus, isn't a pure Arabian because he doesn't have the dished face, though he does have a slight dip. He is a purebred Egyptian Arabian, keep in mind there is different "sub types" of Arabians and all are bred differently, and he has some of the best Egyptian Arabian show horses on his papers. They were not bred for their faces, they were bred for their gaits.