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5 Fast Facts About The American Quarter Horse
The American Quarter Horse is the breed that legends are made of…
5 Fast Facts About The Icelandic Horse
These strong horses are more than just durable, they are essential to the livelihood of their homeland.
5 Fun Facts About Arabians
Arabians are one of the most popular horse breeds in the world, due to their incredible athleticism and superior intellect…
The Endangered Marsh Tacky Horse Just Welcomed A New Member
For the first time in several decades on Daufuskie Island, a Marsh Tacky filly was welcomed into the world…
A Horse Of A Different Color: Appaloosas
Appaloosas have had a history as complex and detailed as the spots they sport on their body.
The Quarter Horse: America’s Breed
The hardworking “steel-dusts” of Texas became an icon of the American West and remain favorites of cowboys and cowgirls today!
A Horse Of A Different Color: Palominos
A Palomino can be any type of horse featuring a buttery, caramel colored body and a platinum mane an…
A Horse Of A Different Color: Buckskins And Duns
If one were to select a single type of horse that epitomizes the American West, a buckskin or dun colored mount ridden by an authentic cowboy or cowgirl would be a good choice…
The Peruvian Horse
“Azteca, as noble as his name steps out over rocky paths, picking through obstacles, white leg…
Norwegian Fjord Horse
“The horse’s eyes should be like the mountain lakes on a midsummer evening, big and bright…”
5 Fun Facts About The Andalusian Horse
With a history that can be traced back hundreds and hundreds of years, the Andalusian is one of the oldest horse breeds in the world…
Appaloosas: The Ultimate Comeback Story
Every Appaloosa alive today represents both a striking breed of horse and a unique part of Native American culture that was quite literally almost driven into extinction…
5 Fun Facts About The Friesian Horse
Majestic, regal and powerful, Friesian Horses have certainly made their mark on the horse world.