White or flesh-colored markings are very seldom seen on the Fjord Horse; but a white star on the forehead has existed as far back as we have written records. The white markings are inherited as a recessive gene and that Read more…
What Do You Need for a Shetland Pony? Shetland ponies need shelter, quality hay and grain, and clean water. Always be sure to purchase, or use, properly fitting tack on your pony. Are Shetland ponies good for beginners? Shetlands are Read more…
The American Shetland is a horse breed from the United States, used mainly for riding and for driving carriages. Its small stature makes it an ideal ride for children, while its great form makes it ideal for horse competitions. Can Read more…
90% of all Fjord horses are “brown dun” (the colour called “bay dun” in other breeds). The remaining 10% are either “red dun”, “grey” (less often “grey dun”, the colour known as grulla in other breeds), or two colours reflecting Read more…
In 1966 the Studbooks of Spain and Portugal formalised their language and breed definitions to make it clear that horses born in Portugal were called Lusitano, and horses born in Spain were called Studbooks. Whats the difference between an Andalusian Read more…
small horse. The Falabella is an Argentine breed of small horse. It is among the smallest of horse breeds, with a height at the withers in the range 63–86 cm (25–34 in). . Is a Falabella a horse or pony? Read more…
There you can feed them in a controlled environment and there’s no feeding-envy. The stable for a Falabella doesn’t have to be as spacious as for a bigger riding horse, but it should be at least 2×2.5m big. How big Read more…
It’s a classic bag but also has an edgy feel with the chunky chain hardware. The bag can be worn two ways; carried by the top handles or folded into a clutch. What is Falabella bag? Our iconic Falabella is Read more…
The Akhal-Teke typically stands from 14 hands (56 inches) to 16 hands (64 inches) on average. How many hands are Akhal-Tekes? The breed stands between 14.3 hands (57 inches, 145 centimeters) and 16.3 hands (65 inches, 165 centimeters) high. The Read more…
The Akhal-Teke (/ˌækəlˈtɛk/ or /ˌækəlˈtɛki/; from Turkmen Ahalteke, [axalˈteke]) is a Turkmen horse breed. They have a reputation for speed and endurance, intelligence, and a distinctive metallic sheen. What breeds make up the Akhal-Teke? The Akhal-Teke is the only remaining Read more…