Intro

This breed comes from the dream of local Moroccan tribesmen and was initially created as warhorse using Arabian and Barb (or Berber) bloodlines.

Origins

The cross drew on the best characteristics of both breeds an created a bold, fearless desert animal that was incredibly versatile. Today this breed is perhaps the most common one in Northern Africa and their popularity has grown into Europe.

Interestingly enough, the Arabian-Berber is also known to display the told gait making their strides smooth and comfortable.

Features

Average height 15 – 16 hands Loyalty of the Berbers Speed & endurance of the Arabian

Physique

Head can follow Barb convex profile or Arabian dished face Neck is long & muscular Wide chest with oblique shoulder Withers are high and back is short & strong Body is square and harmonious Mane and tail are thick and long

Temperament

Courageous and bold Strong and steady Loyal animals