The term "Black Stallions" often refers to a breed of horse known for its striking black coat and powerful build. These horses are typically associated with strength, speed, and agility, making them popular in various equestrian disciplines, including racing and show jumping. The Arabian and Thoroughbred breeds are among those that can produce black stallions. In popular culture, the phrase "Black Stallion" is famously linked to the novel by Walter Farley, which tells the story of a young boy and a wild black horse. This book has inspired several adaptations, including films and television series, highlighting the bond between humans and horses.