We invite you to meet today's descendants of the tent-dwelling horses of the Bedouin people. Our small, family farm is devoted to the continuation of the Arabian horse with a focus on Davenports. Here at Wilde Ivey Bedouin Arabians, we continue the legacy of the Bedouin people of the Arabian desert.
Te Bedouin people needed their horses for their very survival and bred them to be a part of their families. The horses lived among the people, even sleeping in their tents and playing with their children.
While our horses don't live in our tents, they do play with our children and we do believe we need them for our soul's survival. We raise the Arabian horse for today's family.
All of horses traces their lineage back to the desert of Arabia. These horses, in the United States, are called Al Khamsa or desert Arabians. They make up a very small percentage of today's registered Arabians.
Our goal is to not only preserve the horse of the desert but to share that horse with others. Please meet some of our family by clicking on the links at the top of the page.
