The Quarter Horse is the most popular breed in America, and for good reason - they're hardy, reliable, and versatile.
Read More Also known as the Irish Cob, this colorful and sturdy carriage horse has exploded in popularity in the USA.
Read More The origin of the Percheron breed is shrouded in myth, for the foundations of the breed precede extensive documentation by several centuries.
Read More The result of nearly 400 years of selective breeding, historians tend to support the Miniature Horse breed as a derivative of many sources.
Read More For generations, the Hanoverian has been recognized as one of the world’s most prominent and successful breeds of riding horses.
Read More The Norwegian Fjord is one of the world's oldest and purest horse breeds, first having been domesticated over 4,000 years ago.
Read More This American gaited breed has its roots in the Galloway and Hobbie horses which came to North America from the British Isles.
Read More Dating back to the Middle Ages, the bold and powerful Friesian horse was originally bred to be a Friesian knight’s war horse.
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