Popular horse breeds with their size, typical use, and one distinguishing trait, one breed per card.
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- Thoroughbred
- 15-17 hands, bred for racing. Lean, muscular build.
- Quarter Horse
- 14-16 hands, ranch and western work. Powerful hindquarters, compact frame.
- Arabian
- 14-15 hands, endurance riding. Distinctive dished face and arched neck.
- Morgan
- 14-15 hands, general purpose riding. Compact, stocky, strong character.
- Palomino
- 14-17 hands, pleasure and show riding. Golden coat with white mane and tail.
- Appaloosa
- 14-16 hands, ranch work and riding. Distinctive spotted coat pattern.
- Paint Horse
- 14-17 hands, western riding and ranch work. Large colored patches on body.
- Mustang
- 14-15 hands, wild or ranch work. Hardy, sure-footed, strong endurance.
- Friesian
- 15-17 hands, dressage and driving. Entirely black with long flowing mane.
- Dutch Warmblood
- 16-17 hands, jumping and dressage. Athletic, refined, excellent sport horse.
- Shire
- 17-18 hands, heavy draft work. Longest mane and feathered hooves.
- Percheron
- 16-17 hands, draft work. Powerful, muscular, typically gray or black.
- Clydesdale
- 16-18 hands, heavy draft work. Heavy feathering on legs and hooves.
- Belgian
- 16-18 hands, draft work. Powerful chestnut with light mane and tail.
- Miniature Horse
- 7-9 hands, companion and therapy work. Tiniest horse breed, gentle.