Discover the history of our horses

Each horse has a unique identity, discover their history and character on our dedicated page.

Arabian

The Arabian is a race horse famous for its speed, endurance and elegance. Originally from England, it was developed in the 17th century for horse racing. This horse has a slim and muscular silhouette, generally measures between 1.55 m and 1.70 m at the withers and weighs between 400 and 550 kg.

Recognizable by its fine head, large expressive eyes and often bay, chestnut or gray robes, the Thoroughbred is an energetic horse, intelligent and very responsive, considered one of the most prestigious racing races in the world.

The Beard Arab

The Arab-Beard is a horse breed native to North Africa, notably from Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia.

Born from the cross between the Arabian horse and the Barbe, it is renowned for its robustness, endurance and great adaptability.

Of medium size (about 1.45 m to 1.60 m at the withers), it has a thin head with a slightly concave profile, large expressive eyes and often berry, gray or alezan robes.

Intelligent, calm and docile, the Arab-Beard is very popular for hiking, work and endurance competitions, thanks to its resistance and reliability.