Horses
By: Laine Lohfink
Introduction
Introduction
in this book you will learn about four specific horse breeds mares and foals, and history about horses. if you like horses this is definitely a book for you. I hope you enjoy this book.
White Horse
Appaloosa
Old
Mares and Foals
Mares and Foals
Horses in History
Old Horse statue
20 year old horse
Old Horse
Running Wild
Przewalski Horse
Mongolian Steppe
Camargue
Horse colors
A gray coat is a horse that has black skin but white hair which makes it's coat look gray. It can be found in Connemara ponies.
Dapple gray is when when dark gray rings go over a gray coat. If can be found in Orlov Trotters.
Palomino is a color not a breed. It is between a gold and a chestnut color. It can be found in Haflingers.
Chestnut is any shade of reddish brown fur. It can be found in French Trotters.
Bay is a reddish coat almost like a chestnut with a black main. It can be found in Cleveland Bay horses.
Chocolate brown is a mix of brown in black and can be found in Arabian horses
Gray Coat
Dapple Gray
Palimino
Chesnut
Bay
Chocolate Brown
Appaloosa
Trakehner (tra-kay-ner)
Andalusian Horses
Royal Andalusian School Of Equestrian Art { Trick Riding}
The Arabian Horse
Horse Movement
Icelandic horse performing a Tolt
Markings
Blaze= a wide white stripe down the middle of the face
Strip= a narrow white stripe down the middle of the face
Bald Face= a very wide blaze going past the eyes and some horses with a bald face also have blue eyes
Faint= A permanent marking with white hair with no underlying pink skin
Interrupted= a stripe or blaze that is not connected all the way down the face
Connected= different markings that are joined together
Crooked=A stripe of blaze without a straight path
Lip markings=markings on the lip or chinTop Ten Most Common Breeds of Horses
1.Arabian
2.Thoroughbred
3. Quarter Horse
4.Paint
5.Mustang
6.Friesian
7.Appaloosa
8.Shetland Pony
9.Gypsy Vanner
10.Morgan