Find in this ring sites pertaining to every aspect of the wonderfully mild Arabian horse, known for its endurance, its arched neck, high tail and unique facial shape, the length of its body and its desert origins (the bedouins who first bred the Arabian often protected their horses, especially the mares, from theft and the elements, by bringing them into their tents to sleep at night).  Pictured:  a 2006 photo by Wikimedia Commons member Trescastillos, of an Arabian stallion, with Egyptian bloodlines, named Vashara Chamal.