The best choice is: One learns how Chesterfield and Blutch have each chosen their horse. In the case of Blutch would rather be the horse who would have chosen his master whom he named the name of Arabesque... This is taken who thought he would take: Sergeant Chesterfield does not stand up to that Arabsque collapses at the first shots during a charge. He decides to close his ears, which obviously does not please him, nor Blutch elsewhere! The bout: Arabsque is suffering. Blutch conducts his little investigation that leads him to the cook of the camp. The great school: Chesterfield wipes a camouflet from a horse trainer after having asked him to educate Arabsque for the bloody charges. Completely drunk: one learns why Arabsque does not support alcohol! The genesis of Arabsque: from the union of King, a superb stallion and Mary, a mare of race, is also born to Flo, named by his first owner. Arabs then learns to be the same as a cow.