Horses

Horses

These majestic animals have captivated humans for centuries. Learn more about horses here!

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Andalusian

The Andalusian is an old breed, dating to the 15th century, and has remained much the same since that time.

Arabian

The Arabian hails from a desert environment, and was a favorite horse of the Bedouin nomad people.

Clydesdale

One of the most easily recognized breeds of draught horse, the Clydesdales originated in Scotland.

Fjord

One of the oldest horse breeds in the world, the Fjord is small but strong.

Friesian

Known for their elegant black coats and flowing hair, it’s no wonder that Friesians are popular horses in film and television programs.

Gypsy Vanner

These horses were originally bred by Romani and Irish travelers to pull their caravans.

Knabstrupper

The Knabstrupper originates in Denmark and is known for its spotted coat coloration.

Morgan Horse

The Morgan Horse is one of the oldest United States horse breeds.

Mustang Stallion

Mustangs are free-roaming feral horses descended from mostly Spanish stock but also from any other breeds of horse that either escaped captivity or were released.

Quarter Horse

The Quarter Horse gets its name from its sprinting ability. It’s faster than most other horse breeds over a distance of ¼ mile.

Shire Horse

A draught horse originating in Britain, the Shire is one of the largest horse breeds.

Tennessee Walking Horse

As its name implies, this horse breed is known for its distinctive walk and originated in the state of Tennessee.

Thoroughbred

Thoroughbreds are bred for speed. Known for being agile and “hot-blooded”, these horses are used most often in horse racing.

Andalusian

The Andalusian is an old breed, dating to the 15th century, and has remained much the same since that time.

Arabian

The Arabian hails from a desert environment, and was a favorite horse of the Bedouin nomad people.

Clydesdale

One of the most easily recognized breeds of draught horse, the Clydesdales originated in Scotland.

Fjord

One of the oldest horse breeds in the world, the Fjord is small but strong.

Friesian

Known for their elegant black coats and flowing hair, it’s no wonder that Friesians are popular horses in film and television programs.

Gypsy Vanner

These horses were originally bred by Romani and Irish travelers to pull their caravans.

Knabstrupper

The Knabstrupper originates in Denmark and is known for its spotted coat coloration.

Morgan Horse

The Morgan Horse is one of the oldest United States horse breeds.

Mustang Stallion

Mustangs are free-roaming feral horses descended from mostly Spanish stock but also from any other breeds of horse that either escaped captivity or were released.

Quarter Horse

The Quarter Horse gets its name from its sprinting ability. It’s faster than most other horse breeds over a distance of ¼ mile.

Shire Horse

A draught horse originating in Britain, the Shire is one of the largest horse breeds.

Tennessee Walking Horse

As its name implies, this horse breed is known for its distinctive walk and originated in the state of Tennessee.

Thoroughbred

Thoroughbreds are bred for speed. Known for being agile and “hot-blooded”, these horses are used most often in horse racing.

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