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About Arabian horses and the people who love them!

The Arabian Horse Connection Blog serves the entire membership of the Arabian Horse Association.

Legend of the Blood Mark

The ‘bloody shoulder’ marking has long been prized among those who love the Arabian horse. Steeped in legend, the marking is said to be a...

It’s that time of year again - shots! Administering vaccines to your horse allows the body to prepare itself to fight off potential...

To blanket or not to blanket? That is the question. There is so much controversy over this topic. And although it may seem that there is...

With Fall finally settling over most of the United States, it’s time to consider what the season means for our horse’s health care. With...

Horse shows are exhilarating and terrifying. From the competition to the judging, from the costumes to the immaculately executed moves...

Shian Nicholson, originally from Michigan, is an amateur Arabian rider, with a Canadian National Title in the show ring. In this article,...

Twelve-year-old Kate Dobrotin and her trainer Anna Filleti of North Arabians had a unique idea to help accomplish her goals to attend...

Sanoma Blakeley, an eighteen-year-old from Terrebonne, Ore., accomplished what she had wanted to do since she was a kid - become a Tevis...

Trail riding can be one of the most relaxing activities for you and your horse. And most of the time, it is. But that doesn’t mean that...

Fifteen years ago, Debbie Alt went to the board of her local Arabian horse club to share her ideas about bringing newcomers into the...

Horses are some of the most incredible creatures known to man. They are personable, sensitive, intelligent and share a long history with...

There are so many benefits to riding a horse, from improving your balance and coordination to removing stress and resetting your mental...