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Equine

Equine. Small. Pony Breeds. Medium. Large. Shetland. Maximum Height – 46 Inches(11.2 hands) Comes in all colors Rugged and hardy breed Used for pulling small carts, riding and a companion pony. Pony Of The Americas. Cross of a Shetland and an Appaloosa

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Equine

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  1. Equine

  2. Small Pony Breeds Medium Large

  3. Shetland • Maximum Height – 46 Inches(11.2 hands) • Comes in all colors • Rugged and hardy breed • Used for pulling small carts, riding and a companion pony

  4. Pony Of The Americas • Cross of a Shetland and an Appaloosa • Height limit – 46-56 hands (11.2-14 hands)

  5. Draft Breeds • 16-18 hands • Weight ranged from 1400lbs to 2200lbs • Battle horses • Farm horses

  6. Clydesdale • Known as the Budweiser horses • Has 4 white socks with hairy fetlocks • Commonly bay in color

  7. Friesian • Very calm breed • Versatile horse • Only allowed to be black. A small white star is allowed • Known for long mane and tail

  8. Light Breeds • At least 14.2 hands tall at the withers • 900-1400lbs • Most common type of horse in the USA

  9. Thoroughbred • Designed to sustain speed over distances while carrying weight • Average 16 hands in height • Revolutionized the racing industry

  10. Arabian • Only truly purebred breed today • Known for strengthen • Small muzzle • High tail setting • Short back

  11. Warm Bloods • Cross between a draft horse and a light horse • Primarily used for dressage, show jumping and driving

  12. Oldenburg • 16.1-17.2 hands • Colors – bay black and chestnut • Cross between a thoroughbred and Norman blood

  13. Hanoverian • Cross of a Holsteiner and a Thoroughbred • 15.3-16.2 hands • Colors – Grey, chestnut, bay, and black • Strong, athletic and even tempered

  14. Safety First

  15. Saddle Seat Saddle Saddles Western Saddle Dressage Saddle English or Hunt Seat Saddle

  16. Things needed for the Saddle

  17. Other necessary items

  18. Bridle

  19. Halters

  20. Other Important Things One Needs When Owning A Horse • Vet • Farrier • Dentist

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