Breed evolution: Legend holds that the Prophet Mohammed, determined to test the devotion and courage of his Arabian mares, selected 100 of the best and deprived them of | MORE
Whether your interest is trail riding, driving, or simply owning
a delightful family horse that you can trust with your children,
Haflingers do it all with a smile.
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Breed evolution: Mules aren't a species; they're a hybrid between two species, the horse, Equus caballus, and the donkey, Equus assinus. Although both male and female mules have | MORE
The mustang has an elevated sense of self-preservation. It's
what keeps them safe, and also makes them unique. They're more
observant of things on and around the trail.
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Ponies of the Americas will maneuver a gate, cross a bridge,
race across the pasture, and walk home quietly on a loose rein.
Very rarely will they spook on the trail.
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The Azteca Horse is a sublime combination of the Andalusian and
the all-American Quarter Horse. The result is an equine breed with
unequaled athleticism, heart, and grace.
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The Bashkir Curly has a short body coat that feels like crushed
velvet. Owners also cherish the breed's calm, gentle temperament,
dense bone, tough, round hooves, intelligence, and remarkable
memory.
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Colonial Spanish Horses are tough, handsome, beautifully adapted
to rugged mountains and high heat. They are also very
people-oriented; a real pleasure to be around.
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Breed evolution: Like many wild horses, the Kiger Mustang is descended from the Iberian Horses brought to the New World by Spanish explorers more than 400 years ago. | MORE
Breed evolution: The Mangalarga Marchador originated in Brazil in the early 1740s, when the foundation stallion Sublime was crossed on Spanish Jennets, Andalusians, and Criollos. His offspring were | MORE
