Horse Breeds

The Missouri Fox Trotter is one of America’s most beloved gaited breeds, developed in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri in the early 1800s as a...

The Standardbred is North America’s premier harness racing horse, developed in the 1800s as a faster, more durable trotter and pacer than the early Morgan...

The American Saddlebred is one of the United States’ original gaited breeds, developed in Kentucky in the early 1800s as a refined plantation horse and...

The Lusitano is Portugal’s iconic baroque horse, bred for over 500 years for war, classical equitation, and bullfighting (alta escola). Closely related to the Spanish...

The Akhal-Teke is one of the oldest and rarest horse breeds in the world, with a 3,000-year history rooted in the Karakum Desert of Turkmenistan....

The Lipizzaner is one of the rarest and most historically significant horse breeds in the world, made famous by the Spanish Riding School of Vienna...

The Trakehner is the oldest warmblood breed in the world and the only one with a fully closed studbook, meaning every Trakehner today traces back...

The Dutch Warmblood, known internationally as the KWPN (Koninklijk Warmbloed Paardenstamboek Nederland), is one of the most successful sport horse breeds in the world. Bred...

The Oldenburg is a German warmblood famous for its modern, elegant type and dominance in international dressage. Originally bred in the Oldenburg region of Lower...

The Holsteiner is one of the oldest and most influential warmblood breeds in Europe, with a stud book dating to the 13th century in the...