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Encyclopedia > Horse breeds

This page is just a list. Please see horse breeding for an article on this subject.


Horse breeds include:

Ponies

External links

  • The Breeds of Livestock resource presented by the Department of Animal Science at Oklahoma State University (http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/horses/) We would welcome additional cooperative efforts so please let us know.
  • The Breeds List maintained by the International Museum of the horse (http://www.imh.org/imh/bw/home2.html)
  • A Slideshow from Eastern Kentucky University (http://www.agriculture.eku.edu/courses/Agr126/horse/)

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Horse Breeds Page (5516 words)
This golden horse, who was the choice of ancient emperors, kings and queens, the beloved steed in Greek mythology, the subject of artists' canvas, the pride of Queen Isabella's Spanish court, the treasured mount of ancient tribes and companion of the Conquistadors, is still with us today.
The breed gains its name from the fact that a horse must meet a certain "standard" of either timed speed at the mile or breeding in order to be properly registered.
Crisp's horse of Ufford, the foundation stallion of the breed was foaled in 1768.
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