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Danube   |   Dartmoor Pony   |   Deliboz   |   Dole Trotter or Dole Gudbrandsdal   |   Don, Russian Don   |   Dongola   |   D�lmen Pony   |   Dutch Draft   |   Dutch Warmblood   |   Egyptian   |   Eriskay Pony   |   Estonian Native   |   Exmoor Pony   |   Falabella   |   Fell Pony   |   Finnhorse   |   Finnish   |   Fjord horse   |   Florida Cracker   |   Frederiksborg   |   French Trotter   |   Friesian   |   Galician Pony   |   Galiceno   |   Garrano   |   Gelderlander   |   Gidran   |   Gotland Pony   |   Groningen   |   Gypsy Vanner horse   |   Hackney   |   Hackney pony   |   Haflinger   |   Hanoverian   |   Highland Pony   |  

Anglo-Kabarda (More...)

Larger than the Kadarbin but smaller than the Thoroughbred, Anglo-Kadarbas are a medium-sized horse. The basic type is well muscled and lean, with a well-shaped head. The oriental type shows the influence of mixing with oriental breeds and has clean

Appaloosa (More...)

Because the coloring of the Appaloosa is its primary qualification, there are several body styles found in the breed. There are stock-types, sporthorses, pleasure horses, race horses and some that are very nearly ponies. Because of this wide variety,

Appendix (More...)

A horse registered with AQHA which is the result of breeding a Thoroughbred and an American Quarter Horse that has a permanent number, or a combination of an Appendix numbered American Quarter Horse and an American Quarter Horse with a permanent num

Araappaloosa (More...)

The AraAppaloosa is a fine Appaloosa of great quality; one with color, elegance, performance ability, soundness, and stamina. The AraAppaloosa combined the color, personality, and good temperament of the foundation-bred Appaloosa with the Arabs refin

Arabian (More...)

Arabian horses have refined, wedge-shaped heads, with a broad forehead, large eyes, large nostrils and small, refined muzzles. Most display a distinctive profile that is concave, sometimes referred to as "dished." Many Arabians also have a slight bul

Ardennes (More...)

The Ardennes is one of the oldest breeds of draft horse orginating from the Ardennes area in France/North Western Europe. They are heavy-boned but agile at times, with thick legs that help when plowing fields, pulling stomps, and riding. Ardennes hav

Argentine Criollo (More...)

The Criollo is found in a great variety of colors. In Argentina and Chile horses of tobiano coloring are excluded from registration. These colors do, however, exist in the Criollo and are recognized in Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay. Many Argentine bre