Breeds of horses from A to Z

Breeds of horses from A to Z A horse is a horse of course of course. Right? Well, not exactly. There are more breeds of horses, as Carter liver pills. There are only touching a few examples here, otherwise you'll need a book of about 2000 pages long.For example, and we have only the letters A, there is the Australian Stock Horse. This is one of the horses, from selective breeding to meet the needs of environmental protection. The history of this breed began in 1788. In the first herd of horses, has been to easte Australia from the first fleet. These horses were mixed English Thoroughbred and Spanish stock, and horses are strong enough that this is a perfect choice for cavalry.Moving, B, we have the Basotho Pony. This horse is only available in Lesotho, South Africa. The horse is almost exclusively for the equestrian. The race was at times after 1825 by the Head of the horse. By the beginning of the 20th Century, this breed almost disappeared due to the export of horses and crosses with Arab and Thoroughbred horses. Fortunately, during the later part of 20th Century, a company founded in breed.One of the most famous horse race, beginning with the letter C is the Clydesdale. The horse was in a district of Scotland. This is a draft horse breed heavy. The invitation was made by the farmers in Lanarkshire, which is the old name of Clydesdale. The horse has been created especially for the agricultural needs of farmers. Clydesdale's work is a real horse. Make no mistake about that.The Letter D gives us the Dartmoor pony. This horse is one of nine races, in particular as regards the British Isles. This race comes from a barren moorland called Dartmoor, in Devon, England. It 'very old horses, which go all the way back to the reign of King Henry I. Today, Dartmoor ponies are located throughout the United Kingdom, and countries like France, Sweden and Germany.Moving with the letter E, we have Eriskay pony. This special pony is the only surviving variety of Hebridean pony. E 'on the Hebrides Islands off the coast of Scotland. Today, this particular type of pony is almost extinct. Recent DNA testing of these animals show that they are of very ancient origin. These horses are used primarily for the transportation and common tasks such as wheelbarrows, and even children to school.And in case you're wondering, yes, there are breeds of horses, with the letter Z. One of them is the Zaniskari Pony, located in northe India. This particular breed is what is seen as a guide and pack breed.Yes, there are several breeds of horses, as you can imagine. If you are interested in more information about these animals you can do so by clicking on you is enough to read, will not be bored for many years to come.   -------------------------------------------------- -----   Michael Russell   Your independent guide to horses   -------------------------------------------------- -----