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Nokota Horses
The Nokota Horse Conservancy was formed in 1998 to help preserve the bloodlines of the original park horses. As wild horses in the northern Plains were captured, the horses enclosed within the park remained the last of their kind.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Arabian Horses
Best known for their endurance, Arabians were once the main transportation for the Bedouin tribesmen of Arabia. The Crusaders also perpetuated the Arabian horse's influence in Europe by importing them in large numbers and taking the horse around the globe...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Houdini Horses
I decided quite a while ago that the lawn was off limits, but obviously, my horsey crew has other ideas. Photo by Audrey Pavia Rio and Milagro – Houdini's relatives reincarnated?
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Miniature Horses
Some of these small horses ended up working in Dutch and English coalmines in the 1700s, pulling carts underground. In the American Miniature Horse Association, Minis must measure 34 inches or less to be registered.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Percheron Horses
Most are between 16.2 and 17.3 hands. Special Considerations/Notes: Because of their large size, Percherons need stronger enclosures than standard sized horses. Conformation: Percherons are heavily muscled horses as well as powerful.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Caspian Horses
Adult Caspian horses stand from less than 40 inches to 50 inches tall, measured at the withers, and they come in all colors except spotted. Naming the breed Caspian, she brought three of them back to the Norouzabad Equestrian Center in Tehran, Iran, and...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Thoroughbred Horses
Conformation: The typical Thoroughbred has a straight head, high withers, and long, fine legs. Special Considerations/Notes: Thoroughbreds are the fastest horses in the world, and can reach speeds of 40 miles per hour on the racetrack.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Horse Talk
This unending passion started at around age 9 and never quit. It was the crack of dawn when I walked out the back door to feed the horses. I'd fall in love with a particular horse for awhile, the way other little girls developed fleeting crushes on boys.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Suffolk Horses
The area's heavy clay soil was difficult to plow and called for a horse that was not only powerful, but also rugged and easily to manage. Suffolks have large, straight or convex heads with active ears, and a powerful, arching neck.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Paint Horses
The dark color can be black, bay, chestnut, buckskin or palomino, and usually covers one or both flanks. Over time, Spanish horses escaped, and were traded and stolen by Indian tribes.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Quarter Horses
In the 1800s, Easterners traveling West brought the Celebrated American Quarter Running Horse with them, to ride and to pull wagons. Because the breed contains Thoroughbred blood, some horses are leaner in type, while others are stockier.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Horse Kisses
So, my friend Michelle and I decided to take it in by going for a trail ride. I stood in between the horses as I removed Milagro's bridle, and Michelle took off Teddy's saddle. We admired the Christmas decorations in front yards, and waved hello to fellow...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Standardbred Horses
The Thoroughbred origins of the Standardbred trace back to Messenger, a stallion foaled in England in 1780, and later exported to the United States. Use: Standardbreds are bred for harness racing, but go on to a variety of careers after retirement.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Clydesdale Horses
Clydesdales can be ridden as well, and are being seen on trails around the country. Color and markings also vary within the breed. A system present at the time in Scottish agriculture, which dictated the hiring of particular stallions to service mares...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Appaloosa Horses
The Nez Perce came to know the Appaloosa horse as a result of the importation of horses by the Spanish conquerors. Use: Appaloosas are known for their versatility, and are used for cow work, Western showing, dressage, cross-country jumping, gymkhana and...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mustang Horses
Controversy still rages over whether wild horse herds should be allowed to live undisturbed or be rounded up periodically and put up for adoption. Escapees from ranches, these horses were once the mounts of European conquerors and went on to become the...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Shire Horses
In the 16th century, King Henry VIII gave the Shire horse its name, naming it after the shires, or regions, of England. Individuals can sometimes reach 19.2 hands, and weigh as much as 2,000 pounds or more.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Belgian Horses
There is a distinct difference in conformation between the two breeds as well. Special Considerations/Notes: Because of their large size, Belgian horses require more feed and sturdier living quarters than light breeds.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mini Horses For Mini Spaces
In fact, minis are often used as therapy animals or even service animals for the blind due to their intelligence. Fertilizer Source A mini can provide good fertilizer from the manure .
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Keep Your Horses Cool & Hydrated This Summer
If you ­decide to do this, be sure to scrape off the excess water. The dog days of summer can be tough on all of us—your horses included. Just like you want to make a point to drink a lot of water and seek out shade when the sun is intense, you need...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Livestock Pregnancy & Its Problems: Horses
Sometimes large volumes of fluid are flushed into the uterus to help lift the membranes out and, depending on the condition of the mare, she might also be put on pain medication. If caught and managed early without complications, the mare should recover...
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Elecampane for Horses
I always bought one new thing for my garden; it was a prize for having ended another school year with body and mind reasonably intact. Truth was, she always flavored the cough drops with honey or cinnamon if she had either of them, and they were right...
California
El Segundo
Mountain Pleasure Horses
The Mountain Pleasure is closely related to the Rocky Mountain horse and many horses are included in registries of both breeds. Foals are born with this gait, and no special training is needed for the gait to be present.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Teeny Tiny Horses
We have Miniature Horses at our house, four of them, in fact. Slick's dad, Bubba (Ridgerunner's Moonlight Bay) is only 26 inches tall! That's how big Slick will be when he's all grown up (he's destined to be a Ridgerunner breeding stallion too).
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cleveland Bay Horses
The breed's ancestors worked as pack horses in the monastic houses of north eastern England, carrying goods between abbeys and monasteries. Their bodies are wide and deep and the back strong with muscular loins.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Tennessee Walking Horses
History: The Tennessee Walking Horse is an old American breed that was developed in the 1700s. In 1935, the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association was formed in Lewisburg, Tenn., to record the pedigrees of the Tennessee Walking Horse.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Rocky Mountain Horses
In 1986, a group of Rocky Mountain Horse breeders in Kentucky formed the Rocky Mountain Horse Association in an effort to help preserve the breed. Both gaits are very smooth to ride.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia