Shagya Arabian — a large, massive breeding line of the Arabian horse, developed in Hungary. Retains eastern dryness but significantly surpasses classic Arabs in height, bone structure, length and depth of the body. Height at withers 148–165 cm (ideal 155–162 cm), weight 420–550 kg, body length 155–170 cm, chest girth 180–195 cm. Head dry, medium length (450–520 mm), profile straight or slightly concave. Neck long (650–780 mm), high-set. Body deep, back relatively long and strong, croup long, slightly sloping. Limbs dry, strong, hooves 120–145 mm in diameter. Only gray coat of all shades is allowed. Differs from other Arabian lines by larger size, strong constitution, calm temperament and suitability for riding and driving use. Ideal proportions: body length ≈ height at withers, head ≈ 1/3 of height, neck ≥40 %, chest depth ≥45 %. Disqualifying faults: height below 148 cm, coarse head, weak neck, incorrect limb placement, non-gray coat, blue eyes.