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Percheron

Why Are Percherons Tails Short?

The naturally long, full tails of these horses were at risk of becoming caught and tangled in the machinery or harness, which could result in pain and even permanent injury. People began docking the horse’s tail to avoid this risk, in the interest of ensuring the horse’s safety. Why do Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 3 years ago
Tennessee Walking Horse

Are All Tennessee Walking Horses Sored?

Federal law requires all Tennessee walking horses and Racking Horses entered in exhibitions, shows, auctions or sales be inspected for soring prior to entering the ring. Any horse who receives first place in a show or exhibition must also be inspected after the winning class. How can you tell if Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 3 years ago
Tennessee Walking Horse

How Much Should A 15 Hand Tennessee Walking Horse Weigh?

The average Walking Horse is 15 to 16 hands tall and weighs 500 to 600 kg. How much does an average Tennessee Walking Horse Weigh? 1,000 poundsTennessee walking horses average 15.2 hands (157 cm, or 62 inches) in height and weigh about 450 kg (1,000 pounds). The colours are black, Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 3 years ago
Clydesdale Horse

What Is The Life Expectancy Of A Clydesdale Horse?

between 25 – 30 years. What is the Lifespan of a Clydesdale Horse? The typical lifespan of a healthy Clydesdale horse is between 25 – 30 years. Which breed of horse lives the longest? 5 Hardy Horse Breeds with the Longest Lifespans Arabians. Appaloosas. Icelandic Horses. Quarter Horses. Haflingers. Why Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 3 years ago
Friesian Horse

How Fast Is A Friesian Horse?

30 mph. Friesian A large horse bred to be a working animal, the Friesian may not look as fast as some of its counterparts, but it can run up to 30 mph. From the Netherlands, this agile and quick breed can perform the trot and is well-suited for harness racing Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 3 years ago
Arabian Horse

Are Arabian Horses Born Black?

Arabs all have black skin except where white markings occur. Base coats are chestnut, bay or black (relatively rare). A high percentage of Arabs have the color modifying grey gene (G). These horses are born their base coat color and fade to white over the course of their lifetime. Do Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 3 years ago
American Quarter Horse

Are American Quarter Horses Good For Beginners?

American Quarter Horse Quarter horses often make great beginner horses because of their even temperament. However, some can be energetic. Spritely spirit aside, their other attributes—adaptability, dexterity, and reliability—make them a great first horse. What is the best type of horse to get for a beginner? American Quarter Horse Quarter Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 3 years ago
Percheron

Can Percherons Do Dressage?

These draft horses are used in English riding, trail riding, jumping, and dressage. What is this? In 2018 a full Percheron competed at the U.S. Dressage Finals at 21 years old. These horses can do it all. Are Percherons good for dressage? Although work is what the heavy horses do Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 3 years ago
Tennessee Walking Horse

What Are The 5 Gaits Of A Tennessee Walking Horse?

A Walking Horse performs three gaits: the flat-foot walk, running walk, and canter. Both walks are four-beat gaits, with one foot up and three feet in various phases of striking the ground. The footfall sequence is left hind, left front, right hind, and right front. What are the different gaits Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 3 years ago
Thoroughbred

How Do You Pick A Good Thoroughbred?

Key things to look for in a racehorse Pedigree. Both the Sire and Dam’s side of the breeding contribute to a horse’s ability. Bone Structure. The conformation of a horse is very important. Muscle Tone. Muscle is a sign of a fit & healthy horse. Balance. Coat of the horse. Read more…

By Clayton Newton, 3 years ago

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