My opinion--The finest Arabian horse that has ever lived

Abu Zeyd was foaled in 1904. He was the main sire at Homer Davenports farm, and was imported from Crabbet. There are many ways to hid "faults" in a horse with photography. A common one is to slope the fence behind, or stand the animal on a hill giving the illusion of a flatter/level back with an upright slope. Another is to stand him in tall grass you so can not see the feet real well. Thinner halters make a plain head "prettier", and even with a head stall, there is no doubt Abu Zeyd is a Arabian. This son of Meosaoud a desert horse had everything near perfect and a wonderful pedigree. This is what I would consider "my" ideal Arabian for everybody that keeps asking me.