Horse Races

Horse Races

Horse race is a group of these, having common origin and possess certain specific characteristics well defined, uniformly distributed.

 Apalusa

The lush hills and pastures Alouse County in the northeastern United States are natural lands these saddle horses that are as colorful and popular. "Hese animals can show off a variety of colorful patterns, but the most important feature found in spots in the back rooms."

 El Árabe

The breed is usually known as the oldest and as the source of all other light breeds, was developed in the desert country of Arabia, from which it derives its name.
The Arabian horse but was first developed by the Arabs as a riding horse.

 Palomino

The palomino tube originated in the Old West with a specialty in California, is associated with Spanish horses before the Mexican War.
The mane and tail should be clear and should not have any white spots on the face, or below the knee or corba vary in size from 450 to 550 kg of 1.40 to 1.60 m. in height.

 Caballo de Tiro

The golden age of draft horses from the fabulous covered nineties to agricultural mechanization, and the advent of the automobile, truck and tractor.
Currently in the United States there are only a few of these horses.
Most of them are used for display or advertisements.
There are some that are used to bring food to inaccessible places.

 Percherón

The Percheron originated in Perche, a place in northwestern France. By 1822 the breed was called Norman instead of Percherons.
Common colors of Percherons are tight and dapple color, you can also find Retintos, chestnuts, red or roan, although very popular purebred breeders.

 Belga

Belgian race comes from Belgium. The Belgian race is the most typical of all draft horses. Horses are tight, broad, strong and solid muscle.
Weighing up to 907 kg "Today, Belgian horses appear in the display arena as Alanzan colored horses.

 

 Shire

The shire is an English breed of draft.
At first they used for war by armored knights in the Middle Ages.
Then stop being a battle horse. After a horse became commercial and agricultural use.
They were used to pull huge carts through the streets of the city.

 Clydesdale

The breed Scottish Clydesdale breed is the exhibition of the draft horses.
The Clydesdale are notorious for their quality and for their action high and straight, are very similar to the Shire, its color is similar but the white spots are more abundant.

 Pinto

Pinto horses are American creation but perhaps were brought to the New World by Spanish conquistadors, multicolor with white appearance.
These horses were taken by the American Indians who rated him much.