About The Breed
The Morab is a combination of Arabian and Morgan bloodlines. These crosses were documented as early as the 1800's. They are refined and athletic. Known for having a strong back, hooves and legs. The term, “Morab” was coined by a breeder in the 1900's. The continued success of the cross made it into the official breed it is today. Since the 1800’s horse breeders have been interested in combining two favorite breeds, the Morgan and Arabian, to produce the marvelous Morab horse.
— International Morab Breeders Association
Quest Info
In this episode I discover a horse that gets heart and dedication from her Arabian parentage and a "never give up" attitude from her Morgan parentage. GH Bianca Bey, owned by Vikki Dalton, is a mare that shows HA/AA Park class and HA/AA Native Costume during the day and then switches to Ride-a-Buck and Egg and Spoon classes later in the evening! Filmed at Rock View Arabians in Illinois, USA.
Where to Learn More
Purebred Morab Horse Association
