September 27, 2013–The Breed Division ended with the Individual Breed Classes, featuring19 breeds of all sizes, colors and shapes with one thing in common – they were all the best…
…the Arabian horse remained remarkably pure. Selective breeding has customized their bodies to overcome harsh conditions on desert and mountain trails. Arabians have one less vertebra than other breeds, just…
Breed evolution: If you’re looking for a smooth ride with a bit of flash, the Spotted Saddle Horse might be for you. This eye-catching breed developed in Tennessee, when Tennessee…
Breed evolution: The Azteca Horse, owners say, is a sublime combination of the Andalusian, one of Europe’s most ancient, revered breeds, and the thoroughly all-American Quarter Horse, the most popular…
…and produce record and his age?from $250 to $5,000. ?Breed the best you have to the best you can afford, and hope for the best? is the timeworn Thoroughbred breeders?…
…seven stallion lines. After World War II, the Austrian government took charge of breeding the Haflinger Horse, and today Haflinger horses stand out among the European warmblood breeds for their…
…and voting ends December 1, 2009. USEF Recognized Breed competitions will have a chance to win their respective breed category (11 total categories). All of the winning competitions will be…
Breed evolution: The Icelandic Horse is one of the oldest and purest of equine breeds. Descendants of horses originally brought to Iceland by the Vikings, the Icelandic horse breed has…
…bones angle outward. Goals of the Breeder Breeders breed for what works. Functional conformation that is characteristic of a breed reliably produces the movement breeders have found to be desirable…
…is an eloquent spokesman for the breed. “I breed selectively, keeping the old bloodlines alive, because they are a treasure,” he says. “The Mountain Horse has the sweet temperament of…
