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American Paint Horse (More...)

The American Paint Horse is an American breed of horse which is a specific type of stock-horse. Paint horses are characterized by a certain percentage of white hair over unpigmented skin combined with some other color.Each Paint Horse has a particula

American Quarter Horse (More...)

Since the creation of the American Quarter Horse Association more than 50 years ago, breeders have been perfecting the bloodlines of the American Quarter Horse to produce a high quality, versatile animal. AQHA has set forth a strict set of guidelines

American Saddlebred (More...)

The American Saddlebred with its conformation, personality, and stamina is suited to accomplish any task requested, but is most well-known as the "peacock of the horse show world". The horses used for the show ring are flashy, high-stepping animals,

American Walking Pony (More...)

The American Walking Pony is about 14 hands high. It has a clean, smallish head on a well arched musled neck. The back is short, the shoulder slightly sloped, and the hips are well muscled. The American Walking pony is a combination of the Tennessee

Andalusian (More...)

The Andalusian horse is one of the purest breeds of horses in the world today. It is also known as PRE (Pura Raza Española) in most countries because of the work done by the Spanish studbook in promoting the pure bred horses around the world. It is o

Andravida (More...)

The most important part of the Andravida's appearance is that it is a large, strong horse. Its height ranges from fourteen to sixteen hands, with most of the horses at the upper end of the scale. It has a deep, muscular breast and powerful legs that

Anglo-Arabian (More...)

As a result of the different crosses that can be made to produce an Anglo-Arabian, their size and appearance is variable. The largest horses are usually produced by breeding a Thoroughbred mare to an Arabian stallion. The best examples of this breed