Mustangs are Warmblood horses descended from Andalusian and other Spanish breeds. Short, strong, and resilient, they're smart and strong.
Mustang
Thoroughbreds are the priciest horses. They have finer genetics and more expensive sires than other breeds.
Thoroughbred
Dutch Warmbloods are huge, good-tempered horses. World Equestrian Games and Grand Prix contests prize size, pace, and demeanour.
Dutch Warmblood
After generations of cross-breeding, this French sport horse became a breed in 1958. Animals are usually bay or chestnut and called French Saddle Horses.
Selle Francais
American Standardbreds are well-known worldwide. The North American breed has English ancestry. Standardbreds excel at harness racing.
Standardbred
They were mighty Crusade mounts. Farmers imported Friesians, often called Dutch trotters. Some are carriage and dressage horses.
Friesian
Show hunters with elegant, interesting forms. Formerly used by German farmers, troops, and coaches. Show jumping and dressage have long been emphasised.
Hanovarian
Arabians are a legendary old breed. Their endurance and grace are admired. Training an Arabian takes time. Brilliant breed.
Arabian
Another U.S.-bred horse is the Morgan. Its tiny, strong form, short size, arched neck, and exquisite appearance make it Vermont's symbol.