Breeds

Breeds Champions Man O' War

Breeds

 

Times Up - American Saddlebred

 

Rich in Dallas - thoroughbred
(also Seabiscuit in the movie)

 

American Curly

 

American Saddlebred

 

Jake, the gypsy horse

 

Salven Grundy - Military Mount

 

American Paint Horse

 

Oldenburg

 

 

meeting the public

 

horses love the attention


Draft Horses

 

Percheron

Heavy horses include draft horses and coach horses. Draft horses were developed in the Middle Ages as the heavy chargers ridden into battle by armor-clad knights. They were later used to pull plows and heavy wagons and perform other farm work; they have largely been displaced in the 20th century by tractors. Draft horse breeds include the Clydesdale, Belgian, Percheron, and Shire. Coach horses were bred for pulling large carriages and for light farm work. The Cleveland Bay is an example of a typical coach horse breed.

 

Clydesdale

 

Halflinger

 

poster from the Museum showing draft horses


Breeds Champions Man O' War

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