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For E nO 'U .5 ~H lU S o r years horses have played an import i .HH pan in human hlsrcry S trong

und :swirl. Lhey n e v e pulled p!o"~ hnuted heaw leads, and c.i.IHk:d soldfcn imo baule.

H itch ed ' IO carts an d C ;i,J 'T i~ gi: '!t,lhr:y b, ;we pro' i ded uuusporuu ien rOT people ever the ccn-

ruries, , t . \ ' ! o rueiug btl! ses :lm d mdec p ed il )f ,. rl l! '~ th es e a pp ea li ng arrirnnls h~ ...e emertalncd

counrtess thousands, This book invites you 10 color thirty diffcrtnl kinus: Q r horses-fromthe beloved S hetland Port), II!,} the sw ift and graceful ' I 'hornughbred Id en tify in g c ap do nv

give brief descriptions Q f each breed and its cbaJ"dC'leri"I~C:S-

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IAndulusinn

Appaloosa

Arabian

Canadianfeveland Bay

Ctydesdatc

Crossbreed: reew YO l k CilY Pol ice HQr' : !Oe'

Crossbreed: wiudscr yroey

Danish warrnblcod 'I )

Dun 10

Drum Hone 11

Fricsiau l'

Hancverinn 13

Knabstmp. Shetland Pcny 14

Lipizzaner tj.

M isso uri F cc.. T ruu er

Morgan

MustangO! 'h) '> ' Trot te r

Palomino

Perch e ron

Pluto

Quanl l ' ;: - r Hor~

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Sene FTi l .f i t;~ lis

Shire

Standardbred

S uffolk P un ch

Thoroughbred

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The beaunful Arabian horse originated long ago if] the deserts of the

M iddle E3~1, bred by tri bes of wandering pen ples called Bed (1 uins.



The C nn ~d io l1 h on e ......-as rH·S' brought LOCauuda from France i1 1 th e scverueeuth century. Today.

its strength and endurance make it a f.woriLII! with the Roy-al Canadian Mounted Police.

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The Clydesdale is i. 1 large Scottish horse ~,h::"el~)pedfor hauling heavy leads,

A full-grown stallion can weigh 'up to LIOOpounds.



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The iypicul horse used bythe New Y ork Ci1Y Mounted Police i~~Crossbr 'ecd~"

chesteut oe bay gelding tbat can tolerate the noise 1 : 1 1 ' L d crowding of the ci,ly.



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Crossbreed w ork ing h 0 r · s e S ! play an im porum t role in B riri:sh roya I·0 1 1 : H o m On ies, They

are !H airlty C leveland B ays O f W ind50r G r~:rs. The G reys are not a specific breed. but

horses selected for appearan ce and tem peram ent.



K now n for its strcngrh and spirit. the: D311i sh Warmh lc uH l e xc els in such competitions

as dressage {a series of carefully performed movements testing the horse's training

ned the rider's cnntmlj and crcss-ccuntry everus,



O ne of th e oldes t R U551 nn rid ing horses. th e D on breed \V 3S

developed by lh. Cossack people, or southern Russia.

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and rw p I . > - d animal til B'o solid silver keul ~ d e TIl1.sh Drum H' I , ; rums during parad oesc camcs a rider

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The Fries ian horse originated centuries ago ill rhc Netherlands when

med ie val b tig h~ .5 - u sed ro ride them in to hau te. T oday, these beautiful

b t: :J .ck h orse s are u se d H) pull' coaches and carriages on special' cccusioes.

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One of the best-known riding breeds in the world. the German Hanorerlan is

noble and!well-pmpurtioned. with natural balance al\d i\ ealm disposition.

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K ncwu , 1 : 5 far back i . 1 S V.king time's, the Danish Knabstrup (above) spans a beautiful, spcned

coat. It is i1 calm and friendly horse. often found in circuses, One of the oldest horse breech

ill Britain, the Shr1hw,d PflrlY 'h~low} originated in [he Sbetlund tstands oIr the coast of

Scotland. S~rong and ~emle, i[ i - s . ilmong the most popular ponies in the world.

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Exceptionally kind. intelligent. and willing 10 learn. Ausman Llplrzuners arc famous

for their dressage routines {precise, dancelikc movements guided by sl ight signals

frem the rider) pe rfbrmed ut ti l e Spanish Rid ~n!; Scho o l in vicn na.

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Related [0the A ncelusian horse of Spain. the Portuguese Lasltano

i i i . used in bullfight Lll:gand as ageneral ri dillS horse,

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The .\1 -is-wu ri F ox T ro tte r was de v-eloped in the n~gged! O zark M ountains during rhe nineteenth

ceuuuv by settlers w h o needed sure-footed. easy-riding hOT5~~'tiltH could Lr ,! ;\ "e llo l\~d i st ances.

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Palomino horses bOHSI H goldel1 cost with white mane and tail and art': popular in parades. rodeos"

movies, and On television. "Pulomioo' is 110' actually a breed. but OL color. and such horses 8, S

M organs. A m eri-can S addlcbreds, and A rabians C . f H ' I all be "palominos."

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B red for size wei cht. and strcn ~t h t he Perc. .heron of Franee was a

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Inlrodllc;(.illO ortb Amai\.:;l h~ European CXpIOH~I'S, the swift and lively

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The Selle FranfSis. or French Sac..!dlr.:Horse, is one of the fint1;.[ SPOrt hQTSt':) in

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Daring beck just over 2(JO}eafs;,Sr:mdanlbreds:were so named because early ironers

were re.qllired to rc~lI;;:t1'Lcertain "standard" Jor the mile distance. Today. the

Standardbred i ! ! ! [be fa~I·i!·.1hame ::..radll~ horse in rhe world.



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