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At horse shows (specifically the Arabian Horse Association’s rated horse shows) Arabians are expected to have long tails, it’s a breed characteristic. A lot of these Arabs have tails that touch the ground, and so the tails are put up so they don’t get stepped on, and then break, and to keep them clean.
