Horse collection

Paint (More...)

The Paint Horse's colorful coat pattern defines the breed, because it is perhaps the most obvious trait. However, Paint Horses must also possess a distinct stock-type conformation. Paints come in an endless variety of patterns. Their coat is always a

Paso Fino (More...)

The head of the Paso Fino should be refined and in good proportion to the body of the horse, neither extremely small nor large with the preferred profile being straight. Eyes are large and well spaced, very expressive and alert, and should not show e

Percheron (More...)

The Percheron is usually gray or black. The gaits are supple and light; the head is fine with a square, wide forehead, long, thin ears, a lively eye, straight nose and wide nostrils; the neck is long with an abundant mane and the throat is thin. The

Peruvian Paso (More...)

Physically, the Paso is a horse of medium size, usually standing between 14.1 and 15.2 hands tall, with a powerful build. He may be chestnut, black, brown, bay, buckskin, palomino, gray, roan or dun; with the solid colors, grays and dark skin cons

Pindos Pony (More...)

Height : 12 - 13 hh. Colours : Black, bay, brown. Identifying Features : Long head, narrow body, long back, weak quarters, slender legs, hard feet.

Pinia (More...)

The breed is seen in gray, blue roan, chestnut or bay.

Pintabian (More...)

A Pintabian (pin-tay-bee-an) is a horse with over 99% Arabian blood and tobiano markings. Tobiano (toe-bee-ah-no) is a non-symmetrical pattern of large, irregular spots. The well-defined spots cover the body randomly but cross the topline at some p