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Morabs

Morab Horses are a combination of Arabian and Morgan horses.  The name "Morab" was first used by publishing mogul William Randolph Hearst, and Morab Horses were originally used as harness horses.  Morab Horses bond unusually well with humans, and are considered a good horses for use in riding lessons and instruction.  Morab Horses are usually solid-colored but often have white spots on their face.  Morab Horses have only been around since the late 19th Century, and are thus a relatively new breed of horse.  Morab Horse breed registries have only existed since the 1980s.  Morab Horses for sale are widely available.  You can find a Morab Horse for sale from a breeder, and Morab Horses for sale can also be found from local owners and on the internet.  Be sure to get to know your Morab Horse before you bring it home.

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