Selection of articles collecting ideas, tips, and helpful resources for horse breeders.
A smoky black horse is a horse with body fur that ranges from dark-brown to coal black, and a black mane and tail. Smoky black occurs when a genetically black horse gets an extra cream gene from one parent. 1 Smoky black horses usually appear true black at first glance. However, smoky black horses can vary in …
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A white horse with brown spots is called a leopard appaloosa or a pinto, depending on how the spots appear on the coat. White horses with very small brown spots are a type of appaloosa color, while horses with large brown spots are pintos. White horses with brown spots can be from many breeds. These …
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A chocolate palomino horse is a horse with rich brown fur and a bright flaxen mane and tail. The way this color appears can vary between individual horses, but typically the coat is a chocolatey-brown shade, while the mane and tail range from bright white to blond. Chocolate palomino horses are highly sought after for …
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Of all the horses I have owned, none get quite as much attention as my baby horses! I often see cars pulled over in front of my fence as visitors photograph these adorable newborn arrivals. In this article, you will learn all about baby horses, which are also called foals. You’ll learn how they grow, …
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A black buckskin horse has smokey or charcoal black fur all over its body with a black mane, tail, and legs. While a standard buckskin horse is a horse that has yellowish body fur and black mane, tail, and legs, black buckskins are unique. Some people might even mistake a black buckskin for a true …
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Quarter Horses are intelligent, agile, and friendly making them one of the most popular horses in America. In this article, you’ll find out: Why Americans Love Quarter Horses Their willing and easy temperament also make quarter horses ideal horses for a beginner rider or as a first horse. Check out our article How To Buy …
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Tips for that first crucial first trailer ride home with your brand new horse. Since weanlings generally lack the patience to tie quietly or the experience to stay calm in a horse trailer, it’s best to haul a weanling in a horse trailer that allows them space to move around and stand in whatever way …
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In this article, part of a series on things to do with young horses, you’ll learn 10 things to do with a foal. These activities can help you train, bond with your foal, and have fun together. Raising a horse from newborn foal to your next riding partner can be a rewarding experience. Many horse …
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