Bay, brown, black, chestnut hands high Justin Morgan founded/develope d this breed

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1 Breed/Registry Place of Origin Breed Characteristics Noted Disciplines Picture American Morgan Horse Association P.O. Box 960 Shelburne, VT West Springfield, Mass Bay, brown, black, chestnut hands Justin Morgan founded/develope d this breed General purpose Shown under saddle and in harness Appaloosa Horse Club P.O. Box 8403 Moscow, ID Arabian Horse Registry of America P.O Box Denver, CO North West Arabian Peninsula Come in many colors Various sizes/muscling Mottled skin, white sclera Striped hooves First known as A Palouse Horse Developed by the Nez Pierce Dished face Bay, gray, chestnut and white Finely chiseled head High tail carriage Trail Riding Show, Endurance/distance

2 American Miniature Horse Association 5601 South 1H 35 W Alvarado, TX American Paint Horse Association P.O. Box Fort Worth TX England/Dutch countries then brought to the United States Any color/markings acceptable 34 height max Small version of a full sized horse Good with children United States Overo,tovero, tobiano Bred to be spotted Developed from Thoroughbreds, Morgans and Saddlebreds Companion animal Service animal Shown in halter/harness Ranch work Rodeo American Quarter Horse Association P.O. Box 200 Amarillo, TX American Saddlebred Horse 4093 Iron Works Pkwy Lexington, KY East coast VA, OH, MI, TN, most specifically KY Recognized in 13 colors Strict about limiting white markings Valued for cow sense Compact muscles No restrictions but dark colors preferred, excessive white markings avoided High stepping action/ head carriage 3/5 gaited Additional gaits: Ranch work Rodeo Harness Performance

3 American Shetland Pony Club 81 B E. Queenwood Morton, Il /amhr Scotland: Shetland Isles rack(flashy 4 beat) and slow gait( stepping 4 beat) Any color accepted hands Horses over 46 can t be registered Fluffy coat Spunky nature Child s mount Show halter Riding Pack American Bashkir Curly Horse Registry P.O. Box Ely, NV Russia: Ural Mountains, but developed in the U.S. Distinctive curly coat Hypoallergenic Come in all colors About 15 hands on average Often shed their coat and mane Hunter/Jumper Endurance Roping Clydesdale Breeders of the USA Kelly Rd. Pecatonica, IL Scotland Often bay or brown, but can be black or sorrel Feathering White markings common Can grow over 18 hands Carrying large goods Single/multi horse hitches Shown under saddle

4 American Connemara Pony Society 2360 Hunting Ridge Road Winchester, VA Ireland hands Ireland s only native breed Colors: gray, bay, brown, and dun, with some roans, and occasional black, chestnut, or palomino Sturdy body Larger of the pony breeds Jumping Dressage American Donkey and Mule Society 2901 N. Elm St. Denton, TX American Hackney Horse Society 4059 Iron Works Pike, Suite 3 Lexington, KY Thought to originate from Africa England : Norfolk 7 15 hands Large ears No withers Coarse mane and tail Usually gray/dun color Has light points on the body Some are gaited Over 14.2 hands Black, bay, brown or chestnut Small head, muzzle and ears High stepping action Compact body Pack Saddle Hunter/Jumper Dressage Trail Riding In hand in pairs/singles

5 American Haflinger Registry 1686 East Waterloo Rd Akron, OH The American Hanoverian Society 4059 Iron Works Parkway, Suite 1 Lexington, KY Austria: Southern Tryolean Mountains Germany: Northern region Pale chestnut to dark liver chestnut Flaxen mane and tail About 15 hands Well muscled Pronounced withers Swinging gait Large eyes Chestnut, bay, brown, black and gray Pronounced withers hands Sturdy, yet elegant Mares and stallions must show desired gaits and rideablilty Must be feminine and masculine in respect to sex Dressage Jumping Vaulting Packing driving trail riding Endurance riding Draft work Dressage Show jumping Eventing

6 Lipizzan Association of North America th St S.E Salem, OR Austria: Habsburg Usually gray, but born darker and lighten with age Sturdy body with carriage hands Small eye and alert ears Live to 35 or older Fewer than purebreds left in the world Dressage Palomino Horse Breeders of America E. Skelly Dr. Tulsa, OK Paso Fino Horse Association 101 North Collins St Plant City, FL United States Golden with white mane and tail Stands hands Palomino tends to be considered more of a color versus a breed Spain hands Naturally gaited All colors with or without white markings 4 beat lateral gait Extremely willing High neck carriage Show Parade Trail riding Parades Rehabilitation Endurance Drill team

7 Percheron Horse Association of America P.O. Box 141 Fredricktown, OH Pony of the Americas Club 5240 Elmwood Ave Indianapolis, IN France: hands La Perche Usually black or gray, but come in other colors as well No feathers Lots of knee action Heavy muscling United States Appaloosa like coat patterns Up to 14 hands Arabian, Appaloosa, Shetland cross Farm work Shown under saddle/in halter Youth working Endurance American Shire Horse Association 1211 Hill Harrell Rd Effingham, SC England Largest of all draft breeds hands Usually black, but can be dark brown, gray and chestnut Feathering Wide set eyes with a Roman nose Used for pulling Parades

8 Standardbred United States Trotting Ass. 750 Michigan Ave Columbus, OH United States Usually 15.2 hands Usually bay, but come in brown, roan gray and chestnut Trotters and pacers Good natured and calm disposition Muscled and long bodied Harness racing Shown under saddle Thoroughbred The Jockey Club 40 E. 52 nd St. New York, NY England Mixture of many different breeds Can be all solid colors with white facial and leg markings Usually 16 hands Show jumping Dressage Polo Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Ass. P.O. Box 286 Lewisburg, TN Tennessee Has a naturally inherited gait called a running walk All coat colors and patterns allowed Known for parking stance hands Trail riding Endurance

9 Welsh Pony and Cob Society of America P.O. Box 2977 Winchester, VA Bred from the Thoroughbred, Standardbred, and Morgan Perform flat foot walk, running walk and canter Wales Any solid color accepted hands Elegant movement and athletic ability Hardy Divided into four sections based off of lineage and height Jumping