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Cobs
sturdy, placid horses, traditionally a draft type pony
Hacks
enjoyable, riding or driving
Appaloosa
warm blooded
athletic, agile and easy to train. have a strain of Arab breed. According to some, all breeds that are not definitely Thoroughbred, draft, or pony
hot blooded
sensitive and reactive temperaments
cold blooded
heavy, gentle giants, placid and kind, with easy-going temperaments, a type of draft horse
light horses
12 to 17.2 hands high (hh) and weigh 900 to 1,400 pounds
draft
14.2 to 17.2 hands high and weigh 1,400 pounds or more.
ponies
14.2 hands high or less and weigh 500 to 900 pounds. either draft, heavy harness, or saddle type
light horse
include riding, racing, showing, driving, all-purpose, and miniture
Gelding
castrated male
Weanling
5-12 months of age
Yearling
12-24 months of age
Two Year Old
24-36 months of age
Points
mane, tail, ear rims, and lower limbs
Buckskin
golden with black points, no dorsal stripe
dun
always has dorsal stripe. can have stripes on legs. shades of darker yellow (no black points)
palomino
yellow/gold with light points
miniature
maximum height for registration is 34 inches at the withers
roan
mixture of coat colors, white hair throughtout the body
cremello
Pink pigment skin, Blue eyes, White mane and tail
perlino
cream body with darker (reddish) mane and tail
dapples
spotted
tobiano
dark color covers one or both flanks. normally all four legs are white at least below the hocks and carpus
overo
white will not usually cross back between the withers or tail. one or often all four limbs are dark. like an egg
tovero
dark pigmentation around the ears, which may cover the forehead or eyes. one or both eyes are blue. A combination of tobiano and overo patterns. some speckling
mule
offspring of male donkey and female horse
hinny
cross between male horse and female donkey
zorse
zebra stallion and a horse mare
miniature horse
scaled down version of a regular horse and not a dwarf
shetland pony
originated in Shetland island off the coast of Scotland
paint horses
Developed from a base of spotted horses with Quarter Horse and Thoroughbred bloodlines. introduced by the Spanish explorers, descendants of horses from North Africa and Asia Minor