Smaller and pointed adding refinement and balance to the head. Full and silky in texture. Clean and well defined, and never thick. Thick and broad but refined and of good length, displaying a natural arching appearance. It should be smoothly joined to the shoulder and deepest at the point of the shoulder.
Stallions tend to have a more fully developed crest than either a mare or gelding.
Refined, straight to slightly dished profile, broad cheek, narrow muzzle with firm lips and large nostrils. Good depth and width. A mature Morab is broad in the chest which is quite noticeable through the heart, back ribs, and slightly wider through the hip. This extra room combined with the full neck and compaction of body structure gives the Morab great endurance and stamina as well as great speed. Well-muscled, long and sloping with moderately high withers.