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Zierra was having an "O hai, I'ma crazy Arab" day

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#1 ·
Haha, I went out to lunge and ride Zierra today and she was feeling rather full of herself! Usually a lunge line is "plod as slow as possible until mom has to smack me with the whip", but she kept trying to grab at the grass today (they're locked out of the back pasture so the grass can grow) so I gave her a good pop on the butt to get her attention and she decided to do her VERY best Egyptian flashy "look at me I am all that is awesome" look. :lol:


Prancy perky Arab!


I dunno man, some people drool over Warmbloods, but this right here is what I will always drool on Arabs for!


Other way! I love how her tail is literally curled like a pig's tail


Oh, bit of canter!


It's difficult to push them out and take pics at the same time, she kept circling me like I was a friggin' barrel :lol:


Crazy Arab is done being crazy for the day


See?! She can behave like a respectable member of society!
 
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#15 ·
Gorgeous--and awesome..

She is so pretty. I love arabians. I wish we had some at the barn. They are beautiful and sweet. I want one or at least ride one. They are so pretty and dainty. They are like awesome.
 
#16 ·
They are awesome horses fuadteagan...they can be more 'sassy' then other breeds, which can make them seriously misunderstood and very stereotyped. But I love the breed; they are extremely smart, talented, and sensitive animals that bond very strongly with their handlers.
 
#17 ·
They surely are amazing critters. I love Jynx dearly, but I think Arabs will always hold my heart. Zierra just has a defiant vibrancy about her, she's well behaved and respectful but she's chockful of spirit and attitude. It makes her a BEAUTIFUL ride when we agree, and quite the argument when we disagree! :lol:

But I trust this horse with my life. She gets me through everything. For all her little spooks and jumps and bucks, when it gets nitty gritty and I need to depend on her, I ALWAYS can. I can take her to the front of any trail group and forge the ground. Sometimes her trust in me even gets us into trouble, when she overrides her own senses with that trust. She's fiercely protective and loyal, and will forsake any equine companionship for mine.

I know you can find those traits in any breed, but it's SO much the standard and norm for Arabians, it's just really hard to resist them once they've drawn you in!
 
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