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The Anglo-Arab is a horse breed created by interbreeding Arabian and Thoroughbred horses. This crossbreeding, which originated in France, results in a horse that is larger than an Arabian but smaller than a Thoroughbred. Anglo-Arabs are known for being easy to maintain and capable of carrying significant weight. Their coats are typically chestnut or bay.12

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