Albadeia Stud, established in 1935 by Mr Ahmed Marei, is Egypt’s oldest private Arabian horse breeding operation. Under the leadership of Dr Nasr Marei,...
Katherine Bertram provides her annual report from the Arena of Dreams at the 2025 Horse of the Year Show.
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Mulawa Arabian Stud is our premier sponsor for 2025, and we are honoured to share their history of their fifty-plus years breeding programme through...
For over forty years, paintings by American artist Deborah Rush have been collected internationally. Her artwork is represented in 22 different countries worldwide. Deborah’s...
Last year, Albidayer Stud in the United Arab Emirates debuted their new colt, Azzaam al Amal, at the World Championships in Paris. Immediately, this...
The equestrian industry is entering one of the most exciting periods in its history. Across disciplines, organisations are rising to meet changing participation trends,...
We are delighted to welcome the newly appointed CEO of the Arabian Horse Association (AHA), Taryl O'Shea, to latest In Conversation with... on TheArabianMagazine.Com...
After 134 years, the Bosnian Arabian horse has been officially recognised in Bosnia and Herzegovina
After 134 years of continuous breeding, dedicated preservation efforts, and...
Photography by Samantha Taylor The weekend of 30 September and 1 October saw something magical happen south-west of Sydney, Australia. Children from five to 18...
The 2016 US Egyptian Event, which took place from June 7-11, was a show and an event that many of us will never forget. Straight Egyptian breeders and enthusiasts gathered from all over the world in Lexington, Kentucky (USA), for what was the 36th year for this internationally important show.
The Arabian world is a better place for having had so many amazing people in it - from Sheila, Peter, Sigi and Erwin to Enzo, Pianissima and Drug. For them all to go now, too soon, leaves us behind wondering why...
Elite British endurance competitor Tricia Hirst recently announced that her French-bred Anglo gelding, Madjin des Pins (Said Lotois x Perlingueta) is retiring from the sport after a stellar career that has spanned almost a decade.