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Aegidienberger   |   Akhal Teke   |   Albanian   |   Altai   |   Alter Real   |   American Cream Draft   |   American Creme and White   |   American Paint Horse   |   American Quarter Horse   |   American Saddlebred   |   American Walking Pony   |   Andalusian   |   Andravida   |   Anglo-Arabian   |   Anglo-Kabarda   |   Appaloosa   |   Appendix   |   Araappaloosa   |   Arabian   |   Ardennes   |   Argentine Criollo   |   Ariegeois   |   Asturian   |   Australian Brumby   |   Australian Stock Horse   |   Avelignese Pony   |   Azteca   |   Balearic   |   Bali Pony   |   Baluchi   |   Banker   |   Ban-ei   |   Barb   |   Bardigiano Pony   |   Bashkir   |  

Aegidienberger (More...)

"Aegidienberger" is resistant and persistent a medium sized, correct and strong riding horse,; with sufficient aristocracy and genetically firmly embodied spaceseizing Toelt. With color and badge there is no preference in any direction.

Akhal Teke (More...)

The Akhal-Teke's appearance is unique; no other breed of horse shares its distinctive features, which are embodied in words like dry, thin, straight, high-set and lean. The head is long and chiseled, often with a broad brow. The eyes are large and ex

Albanian (More...)

The Albanian is a small horse belonging to the Balkan group There are two types of Albanian horse. The Mountain and the Plains (Myzeqea) the plains is the larger standing at 13.2 hands the mountain type stand about 12.2. In recent history, interbreed

Altai (More...)

Altai's head is average in length, large and somewhat coarse, and the neck is fleshy while the back is long and slightly dipped. Their croups are well-developed and their legs are short and properly set. Occasionally defects crop up, including slopin

Alter Real (More...)

Use : Riding. Height : 15 - 16 hh. Colours : All solid colours. Identifying Features : Small head, strong shoulders, short body, deep girth, hard legs, thick mane, sloped pasterns.

American Cream Draft (More...)

Horses mature late, at around five years of age. Mares mature at around 16 hands in height, and weigh around 1600 lb. Mature height and weight of stallions is around 16.3 hands and 1800 lb or more. The head is refined and in proportion to a short-cou

American Creme and White (More...)

The original foundation bloodline horses were predominantly organ breeding and stood 15.2 - 16.2 hands weighing 1,100 - 1,300 lbs. Versatile, they were used for driving, farming, riding, jumping, dressage and circus routines, many time. To qualify a