Horse Breeds Quiz

NOT A DRAFT 15 AND ½ HANDS Used for riding, driving, and high school routines. Foundation started in 1917. Found in circuses

2nd original american breed 1700's were developed Have own registration Competes in shows Common for white blanket like spot on butt

Draft horse cold blooded From Belgium Been around since middle evil times Used as harness horses Tails docked Government helped develop this breed Have a blaze Big chest

Andalusian May of 1968 was when the first American Walking Pony was created. Middle age knight horse Pure bred spanish breed Cherry red Lots of mane and tail 52 hands Broad chest Lots of endurance

Can be cross registered Can be traced back forever Buckskin and Dunn mate = elbino Came from spanish horse Darker mane and tail Cream to brown with black points

Heavy draft horse Buzzwiser beer From Ireland Very active Not high stepping Very strong Normally bay with a blaze docked tail dark mane and tail Do come black brown, chestnut, roam Have feathering around hooves

No color preferences Trace past to sire Founded by Mike Ruby Swirl in pedigree (cowlicks)‏ Fairly new breed since civil war Records are recorded in both hand and online 1934 in stock show to be shown Got name in 1934 All American breed

Arabian From arbia in the arabian desert Brought in to tents and homes Kept the gentle Carries tail high Long narrow neck Dish face Ears scoped and point in A lot of lung compacity Used for running and racing Pure breed lg. nostrils All colors Not huge horses

Old breed from austrian trail area Can be traced back to 1874 Do have arabian in them White mane and tail Blaze on their face First brought to us in 1958

Northern Germany, the former Kingdom of Hanover is where they are from. They were brought to the US in 1978. They are used for riding and competition.

1560's was when they came into existence. They were used in Spanish Riding Schools.

The horses are used for show.

The first Morgan was born in 1789 in Springfield, Massachusetts. They are used for working the field.

They are from North America but their ancestors can be traced to North America and Asia Minor. They are used for pleasure riding, showing, ranching, racing, rodeoing, trail riding.

The origin is unknown for sure, but thought to have come from the English Great Horse. They are used for farm work.

Palomino Los Angeles County, California, on June 25, 1941 was the year they were made. They are used for show.

Paso Fino This horse got it's beginning in Spain. They were used as one of the worlds finest riding horses.

Shetland Pony Their origin is the Shetland Islands as early as the Bronze Age. They are used in the coal mining industry.

Pony of the Americas They were founded in Iowa in the year 1954. It was used to provide a pony with good appearance, speed, and stamina for young riders who were too big for a small pony but not ready for a full-sized horse.

Quarter Horse They are from the southwestern area of Texas around the 1940's. They are used for

Rocky Mountain Horse They are from Spout Springs, Kentucky, on the farm of Sam Tuttle. They are a pleasure horse, for trail, and competitive or endurance riding.

Saddlebred They originated in America in 1836. They are used for riding.

Friesian From europe Used as draft horses Used now for light agricultural work Long thick manes and tail tail can reach the ground ALL BLACK White spot on head High head carriage Pulls carriages and wagons in england Been around since the middle ages Almost became extinct in the 1900's

Welsh Pony and Cob They were imported in 1889, but were able to be registered July 30,1907. They are used to ride.