If you haven’t been following the series, be sure to take a look at earlier letters A | B | C | D | E | E. Today it’s about breeds that start with the letter G, from the tough as nails Galiceño a Mexican breed of Spanish ancestry, to the flashy Gypsy Vanner in all it’s glorious technicolor.

The G’s are a slightly larger collection of breeds and some of them have an amazing story to tell.

Big Daddy G’s

As always the granddaddy’s of the breeds get first respect and the G’s have some old ones. There is the prehistoric Garrano who has been in Portugal since the Paleolithic era & the fascinating Giara only found on the Italian island of Sardinia where horses have been domesticated since close to 6000 BC.

Personal Favorite G’s

It’s true, I base a lot of my breed favoritism on looks, I’m just shallow that way. So sometimes the oldest or the most interesting don’t make the cut. For G I like the mysterious Ghazi for which I was able to find an image & a video but no information; the lovely Golden Saddlebred because I’m a sucker for blondes; the long eared Grand Noir du Berry Donkey (I know it’s not a horse) but it’s name translates to Great Black Berry Ass; and last the showy Gypsy Vanner they are just a blur of vibrant color and feathers.

The Whole List

Here it is, the full list of breeds that begin with G. If I’m missing something, let me know and I’ll add it to my list (don’t want to forget anybody).

Galiceño Pony
Galician Pony | Gallego | Galaga
Galloway Pony
Galshar
Garrano | Garrano do Minho
Gayoe Pony
Gelderlander | Gelderland
Geogrgian Grand
German Coach Horse
German Cold-Blooded
German Riding Pony
Gharbaui
Ghazi
Giara
Gidran
Glasinacki
Goklan
Golden American Saddlebred
Golden Horse of Bohemia
Gotland Pony
Grand Noir du Berry Donkey | Great Black Berry Ass
Greek Pony
Greyson Highlands Ponies
Groningen Horse | Groninger
Guangxi Horse | Guanxi
Guanzhong
Guba
Guizhou Pony
Guoxia Pony
Gutsul | Guculs | Guzuls
Gypsy Vanner

What’s Your Favorite G?

It’s the donkey isn’t it? If a funny name isn’t enough to earn favorite status there are plenty more G’s to choose from. Feel free to leave your favorite in the comments below, then go check out the rest of the alphabet A | B | C | D | E | F.

A Growing Trend

Natural horse care options are gaining in popularity, as they should because horses are natural too. Feeding GM-free is as important as using products that don’t pollute your (& your animal’s) surroundings.

While it’s not always an easy lifestyle, it is an infinitely rewarding one & your animals deserve your vigilance. Read the ingredients on everything you use!

Keeping It Real

There are a number of resources online (& off) for those who want to learn how to ensure that their animal remain as natural & green as they can be. Some offer print copies, some offer online subscription & some offer both…I say stick with the online subscription – paper mags aren’t very environmentally friendly and they cost more.

Equine Wellness Magazinee This is a large wellness magazine developed by Redstone Media Group who runs several wellness mags. They offer online & print subscriptions as well as a variety of online resources for non-subscribers.

Holistic Horse Magazine was started by equine professionals with the intention of educating the public about more natural & holistic options for horse care & nutrition. They offer a variety of tips, expert opinions & product reviews to non-subscription holders as well.

Natural Horse Magazine is a family owned, private company and developed by their personal experience with an ailing animal. A holistic treatment approach was so beneficial to their animal they decided to share what they’d discovered with the world.

Natural Horse Planet Magazine is a magazine that boldly states “It’s time to put the horse before the rider!” and they offer editions in both English & French in the hopes of teaching people to do just that. Unfortunately this one looks like it’s a print only quarterly mag.

Natural Horsemanship Magazine provides practical info to horse owners & lovers with a strong focus on a natural methods & products. They’ve been providing said advice for 10 years and offer both online & print versions.

The Short List

This list isn’t very long & I’m quite sure I haven’t found them all. If you know of or write a natural horse magazine (online or off) I hope you’ll leave it in the comments below so I can add it. Also be sure to check out the green horse guide for some quick ideas & tips.

If you haven’t seen some of the earlier letters of the alphabet be sure to check them out too A | B | C | D | E. Today we take a closer look at the breeds that begin with the letter F, from the pure blooded Faroe Pony who live remote enough to be almost untouched by outside blood to the elegant Furioso named for it’s flagship stud.

The F’s are a fun category, they contain one of the widest varieties so far. From one of the smallest to one of the biggest.

Big Daddy F’s

The ancient breeds are among the most interesting and many of the northern animals have retained their bloodlines & characteristics. The handsome Fell Pony who carries Tarpan blood, & the hardy Fjord Pony that still retains many of the physical characteristics of it’s ancient ancestors.

Personal Favorite F’s

Today some of my favorites are among the oldest in the letter, but who can blame me? My favorites are the tiny Falabella the living dream of a single Irishman; the lively Finnhorse whose name sounds as perky as they look; the spry Florida Cracker considered the perfect cowpony until cows got too big; & the majestic Friesian perhaps the handsomest guy in town.

The Whole List

Here it is, the full list of breeds that begin with F. If I’m missing something, let me know and I’ll add it to my list (don’t want to forget anybody).

Faroe Pony | Faeroes Pony | Faeroe Island Horse
Faca Galizana
Falabella
Fell Pony
Finnhorse | Finnish Universal
Finnish Warmblood
Fjord horse
Fleuve
Flores Pony
Florida Cracker Horse | Florida Horse | Florida Cow Pony
Foundation Quarter Horse
Fouta Horse | Foutanké
Frederiksborg Horse
Freiberger horse | Franches Montagnes | Freiberger
French Saddlebred / Halfblood
French Anglo Arab
French Ardennais
French Cob
French Saddle Pony
French Sport Horse
French Trotter
Friesian
Friesian Sporthorse
Furioso Horse

What’s Your Favorite F?

How can you ever pick one? I know I can’t, the more I learn about the longer my list grows. I hope you’ll let me know which E breed you like best in the comments below & be sure to take a look at the rest of the alphabet so far A | B | C | D | E.

Image from Kerri-Jo

There is a great deal of debate in the horse world surrounding albino horses. From everything I’ve read & everyone I’ve talked to it seems evident that albinism does not exist in the equine world.

It’s A Common Misconception

Generally what people think is albino is actually a double dose of the cream dilution gene which dilutes the coat to a shiny white color with light skin and light, clear eyes. However that’s not the only white horse type that can cause mistaken identity.

There is a surprising list of genetic types which may produce an animal that can be mistaken for an albino. They are listed below from the most likely suspect to least.

3 Creamy Shades

There are three shades that come from a double cream gene – all of which can cause pink skin & light colored eyes.

Cremello – Double cream on a chestnut animal & perhaps the most likely to be mistaken for albino.

Perlino – Double cream on a bay animal – often their mane & tail is slightly reddish in color.

Smoky Cream – Double cream on a black animal – are generally a creamier white in color.

Pinto Patterns

Several of the pinto white patterns can create a totally white animal with light skin and blue eyes.

Extreme Sabino – This is a pinto pattern that when extreme can create a white animal. However they generally retain a bit of coloring somewhere along their topline.

Extreme Splash White – This is a pinto pattern that starts from the bottom up – like the horse was dipped feet first in white paint. In extreme form it can create a totally white animal. The color, if any stays along the topline.

Occasionally Extreme Overos & Tobianos – Both of these patterns can be expressed in a white animal, however it happens less frequently than with the two patterns above.

Dominant White

The genetics behind color are not straightforward & the dominant white gene is one I don’t understand. However I do know that it is controversial and requires someone with more knowledge than myself to explain it. (See the bottom of the post for some resources).

Grey

The grey modifier affects all coat colors and intensifies as the animal ages. They are generally born dark and slowly ‘grey out’ with age – however their eyes and skin will remain dark.

Few Spot Leopard

The appaloosa white pattern is often less white than the base color, however when maximally expressed the animal can be left with little or no color. These animals will generally still display mottled skin & other appaloosa traits.

Lethal White Overo

This is perhaps also often mistaken for albinism, (but I’ve added it at the bottom because no adult horses carry it). Again it’s too complicated for me to explain here but it is fatal. This gene affects digestive system development & the foal does not generally survive more than 72 hours. Animals may be tested for probability of throwing a lethal white and careful breeding practices must be followed when breeding for the Frame Overo white patterns to avoid it.

What’s Your Theory?

It’s easy to see how people can be mistaken about albino animals, there are 6 or 7 different types of dilutions or patterns that can create an animal that looks albino.

Here are a few credible places to learn more in-depth information.

• UC Davis
• White Horse Productions
• Lethal White Overo Testing

If you haven’t already checked out A’s, B’s, C’s & the D’s, they represent a huge chunk of the World’s breeds. Today it’s all about those that begin with E, from the relatively new East Bulgarian bred as a versatile work/recreational horse to the ancient Exmoor Pony whose looks have barely changed over thousands of years.

Although the E’s are a smaller category, it contains a wide variety of animals. Each story a building block in the history of mankind.

Big Daddy E’s

Each letter has it’s fair share of ancient bloodlines and E is no exception. First & foremost the spirited Egyptian Arabian whose ancestors pulled the chariots of Egyptian Pharaohs, the elegant English Thoroughbred whose blood has contributed to breeds worldwide, & the hardy Exmoor Pony whose descendants roamed Bitain some 100,000 years ago.

Personal Favorite E’s

Although the ancient breeds are perhaps the most interesting to research, they aren’t always my favorites. I particularly like the (sadly now extinct) East Friesian simply because they looked nothing like the Friesian we think of today; the adorable Edelbluthaflinger for their blonde locks; the golden Equus Kinsky bred to meet the specific needs of one Count Kinsky; & the sturdy but handsome Estonian Native which possesses dominant characteristics that have resisted cross breeding.

The Whole List

Here it is, the full list of breeds that begin with E. If I’m missing something, let me know and I’ll add it to my list (don’t want to forget anybody).

East Bulgarian Horse
East Friesian Horse – Old Type
East Friesian Warmblood
Edelbluthaflinger
Egyptian Arabian | Egyptian Horse
Einsiedler
Eleia
English Thoroughbred
Equus Kinsky
Eriskay Pony
Erlanbach
Erlunchun
Esperia Pony
Estonian Draft | Estonian Arden
Estonian Native
Exmoor Pony

What’s Your Favorite E?

It’s a little easier to pick favorites from smaller letter categories and there are a lot of great E’s to choose from. I’d be interested in hearing everyone’s favorite E breed so feel free to comment with them below. Then go check out the A’s, B’s, C’s & D’s.

If you haven’t already checked out the A’s, the B’s & the C’s they are worth a look. For today we will focus on breeds that begin with D, from the mysterious Dagestan Pony from the coastal plains of Russia to the athletic Dutch Warmblood known worldwide for their superior jumping ability.

Writing the breeds by alphabetical order keeps things interesting and allows me to daydream about being on horseback in some pretty amazing places worldwide

Big Daddy D’s

There are some pretty old breeds that begin with the letter D. There is always the the hardy (and fuzzy) little Dartmoor Pony who has adapted perfectly to it’s difficult native climate & the handsome Desert Norman that is an early form of the modern day Percheron.

Personal Favorite D’s

There seems to be a disproportionately large number of ponies in the D’s & I do love the ponies of northern descent. There’s the high stepping Dales Pony known for being handsome as well as tough; the lively little Døle which is one of the smallest coldblooded breeds; the majestic Drum Horse with nerves of steel; and the natural Dülmen Pony which has had very little human intervention in it’s development.

The Whole List

Here it is, the full list of breeds that begin with D. If I’m missing something, let me know and I’ll add it to my list (don’t want to forget anybody).

Dagestan Pony
Dahoman
Dales Pony
Daliboz Horse | Deliboz
Deliorman | Deliormanski
Danish Sport Pony
Danish Wamblood
Danube Delta Horse
Danubian | Dunav
Darashouri | Darashouli
Dartmoor Pony
Datong Horse
Debao Pony
Deli Pony
Desert Norman Horse
Deutsches Reitpony
Dilbaz | Deliboz | Daliboz | Delibozskaya
Djamoi | Djamonský Pony
Djerma Horse
Døle Gudbrandsdal | Dølehest | Døle Trotter
Dolny-Iskar
Don | Donskaya
Dongola | Dongolah | Dongolawi
Dosanko Horse
Drum Horse
Dülmen Pony
Dutch Draft
Dutch Harness Horse
Dutch Warmblood

What’s Your Favorite D?

There are so many fantastic breeds that begin with D & I’d love to hear your favorite. Be sure to leave it in the comments below before you head over to check out the A’s, the B’s & the C’s.

A Complete List

Although all of the types listed below are not necessarily officially recognized, and some of them overlap. However they are used within the various industries in the horse world & are a different way of categorizing breeds.

In the coming weeks I’ll be exploring each type more in depth and providing examples as well as a list of breeds that fall under each one.

*Thanks to my social media friends I’ll be adding to this list as people alert me to types I’m missing. I’ll add them and provide information for each new member once I’ve gotten a more complete list.

Baroque Horses

Baroque animals tend to be handsome and showy, often with high action and arched necks. Almost all animals considered Baroque in type come from Iberian bloodlines and breeds include Andalusian, Lipizzan, Lusitano & Friesians.

Cob Horses

Draft or Coldblooded Horses

Coldblooded animals are larger, draft breeds who possess immense strength and robust size. Draft animals come from ancient European breeds used for agriculture & war mounts and include Clydesdale, Percheron, Belgian Draft & Ardennes.

Forest Horses

Gaited Horses

Gaited animals come in all shapes & sizes and most likely originated with the Iberian animals. These breeds are known for their smooth, ridable gaits & handsome demeanor and include American Saddlebred, Bashkir, Icelandic Horse & Paso Fino.

Hotblooded Horses

The term Hotblooded does not have anything to do with temperament, it is descriptive of smaller, leaner animals with thin coats. These breeds often come from the desert and include Akhal-Teke, Arabian, Barb & Thoroughbreds.

Miniature Horses

Miniature horses are pony size in stature but retain horse-like characteristics, making them literally miniature horses. In many cases mini’s are man made breeds, like the American Miniature however there are a few naturally occurring small animals with horse features including the Caspian & Falabella.

Pacers

Pacers occur in several different breeds and are generally used for racing, they are fast & move with a lateral two beat gait. This is a natural gait and many breeds prefer it to trotting including the Canadian Pacer, Narragansett Pacer, Kathiawari & Standardbred.

Ponies

Ponies are all small in stature and tend to have rounded bodies, relatively short legs, specialized joints & molars (that’s just a few characteristics). The confirmation of ponies will vary considerably as there are a wide variety of pony breeds including the Anadolu Pony, Connemara Pony, Java Pony & Padang Pony.

Riding Horses

Riding horses aren’t a specific type per se, but they deserve a mention nonetheless because this has long been a popular mount. Riding animals are bred specifically for their mild temperament, and comfortable ride and include the Russian Riding, Selle Francais, Romanian Saddle Horse & Irish Hobby Horses.

Sport Horses

Sport Horses have gained popularity in recent years and are generally used for eventing, competition & showing. These animals tend to be large, athletic and intelligent and include the likes of the Brazilian Sport Horse, Canadian Sport Horse, Irish Sport Horse & Belgian Sport Horse.

Sport Ponies

Under the same vein as the Sport Horses, the Sport Ponies are mainly used in the show ring & can be found in various disciplines. These breeds generally display more horse-like characteristics and include the Danish Sport Pony, American Sport Pony, British Riding Pony & German Riding Ponies.

Stock Horses

Stock Horses serve a specific purpose and are built to show it, they are shorter, stockier animals who often have heavy hindquarters. They are generally used to work cattle and various other ranch or farm tasks, some stock breeds are the Quarter Horse, Australian Stock Horse, Florida Cracker Horse & Canadian Cutting Horses.

Stock Ponies

Stock Ponies serve much the same purpose as Stock Horses but for smaller cattle and a wider variety of work tasks. Built in a similar manner, these breeds are squat, stocky & built to work. Stock pony breeds include the Quarter Pony, Dulmen Pony, Galiceno & Lac la Croix Ponies.

Trotters

Most harness racing is run by trotters who are built long & lean and can trot at high speeds. These tend to be rangy, robust animals and there are are both warm & cold blooded trotting breeds including Dole, Italian Trotter, Russian Trotter & Orlov Trotters.

Warmblood Horses

Warmblood horses are in many cases saddle or riding horses whose development changed as equestrian sporting grew in popularity. These animals tend to be robust, athletic and mild mannered – often registered based on movement, temperament & ability. Warmblood breeds include the Dutch Warmblood, Holsteiner, Hanoverian and Belgian Warmblood Horses.

Are There More?

This is the longest list of horse types I could find, but if anyone has a type to add I’d love to hear it. Stay tuned to learn more about each type in more detail in the weeks to come, until then why not check out the Breeds section to learn more about all of them?

If you haven’t already checked out the A’s & the B’s, be sure to meet them. Today we are going to take a look at breeds that begin with C, from the elegant Calabrese to the hardy Czech Warmblood.

It’s interesting to see how horse culture is established in different areas of the world. Even more so is tracing the lineage of each breed back to common ancestors.

Big Daddy C’s

The letter C starts a wide variety of horse breeds across the planet, each one from a different place & time. The lovely white Camargue Horse comes from the prehistoric animals of southern France, the tiny Caspian represents the link between early Equus and modern desert breeds, and the mighty Criollo is perhaps the most popular little tough guy in all of South America.

Personal Favorite C’s

The oldest breeds are the basis for them all, & some of my favorites are old guys too. The C’s I like best are the handsome Campolina for their unique profile; the distinguished Cleveland Bay because they are just a good looking animal; the mighty Clydesdale because you have to love all those feathers; and the Connemara Pony for being so tough but looking so slick.

The Whole List

Here it is, the full list of breeds that begin with C. If I’m missing something, let me know and I’ll add it to my list (don’t want to forget anybody).

Calabrese
Calvinia Horse
Camargue Horse
Camarillo White Horse
Campeiro
Campolina
Canadian Cutting Horse
Canadian Horse
Canadian Pacer
Canadian Rustic Pony
Canadian Sport Horse / Canadian Hunter
Canadian Warmblood
Canik
Cape Harness
Cape Horse
Carolina Marsh Tacky
Carpathian Pony
Carthusian Horse
Caspian
Castilian Horse
Catalan Donkey
Catria Horse
Cayuse Pony
Celtic Pony
Cheval Demi sang du Centre
Cerbat Mustang
Certisino
Chahou Post Pony
Chaidamu Pony
Chakouyi
Chalosse Pony
Champagne Horse
Chamurthi
Chapman Horse
Charentais
Charollais
Charysh / Chara
Cheju Pony
Cheval d’Auvergne
Cheval de Corlay
Chickasaw Horse
Chicksaw Pony
Chilean Corralero
Chilkow
Chilote Pony
Chincoteague Pony
Choctaw Horse
Chumbivilcas Horse
Chumysh Horse
Chyanta Pony
Cimarron Horse
Cleveland Bay
Clydesdale
Cob
Coffin Bay Pony
Colonial Spanish
Colorado Ranger
Comtois horse
Conestoga Horse
Connemara Pony
Corajoso / Courage Pony
Cordobés-Andaluz Donkey
Corolla Island Pony
Corsican Horse | Corsica Horse
Cossak Horse
Costa Rican Saddle Horse
Cotentin Donkey
Cretan Horse
Criollo
Crioulo
Croatian Hladnokrvnjak
Croatian Posavac
Cuban Paso
Cuban Pinto
Cukurova
Curly Horse
Curly Haired Fox Trotter
Czech Coldblood
Czechoslovakian Small Riding Horse
Czech Warmblood

What’s Your Favorite C?

There are so many fantastic breeds that begin with C & I’m all ears to hear you fave. Be sure to leave it in the comments below before you head over to check out the A’s & the B’s.

If you haven’t already checked out the A’s, be sure to meet them. But today it’s all about breeds that begin with B, from the to the Baguales to the Byelorussian Harness Horse.

Each breed opens up a whole new layer of history, and the stories come from all corners of the earth. No matter where they come from, these breeds are all a unique reflection of ourselves.

Big Daddy B’s

There are some pretty old guys that begin with B & not all of them have made huge contributions to modern breeds, however their age speaks for itself. First & perhaps the oldest is the robust little Basque Pony who is thought to date back some 10,000 years. Then there is the mighty Barb whose blood flows through the likes of the Andalusian & Thoroughbred. And we can’t forget the thick Belgian Draft who is the father of most modern draft breeds.

Personal Favorite B’s

As always, the older breeds have a special place in my heart, but my favorite B’s aren’t all as old. I like the desert Baluchi Horse because their ears turn in at the tip like the Marwari; the sturdy Ban-ei because they race pulling some serious weighted sleds; the curly-haired Bashkir that has been bred by the Bashkari people since before the Mongolians invaded; and the lovely blonde Black Forest Horse just for their flaxen coloring.

The Whole List

Here it is, the full list of breeds that begin with B. If I’m missing something, let me know and I’ll add it to my list (don’t want to forget anybody).

Baguales
Baguio Light Horse
Baguio Pony
Bahr-El-Ghazal
Baikal
Baise
Baixadeiro Horse
Bajau Pony
Bakhtiari
Baladi
Balearic Horse
Bali Pony
Balikun Horse
Baluchi Horse
Banamba
Banat
Bandiagara
Ban-ei
Banker Pony
Barb
Bardigiano
Barra / Bara Pony
Barthais Pony
Bashkir Horse
Basotho Pony | Basuto Pony
Basque Pony
Batak Pony
Bavarian Warmblood
Beledougou
Belgian Ardennais
Belgian Draft
Belgian Sport Horse / Belgian Halfblood
Belgian Warmblood
Bergmann Pony
Bhorum Pony
Bhotia Pony | Bhutia Pony
Bidet Horse
Bigourdan Horse
Bitcuk / Bityug
Black Forest Horse
Black Sea Horse
Blazer Horse
Boerperd
Bolivian Pony
Borneo Pony
Bose Pony
Bosnian Pony
Boulonnais
Bourbonnais Donkey
Brabant / Barbancon
Brandenburger
Brazilian Pony
Brazilian Sport Horse
Breton
British Appaloosa
British Riding Pony
British Shetland
British Spotted Pony
British Thoroughbred
British Warmblood
Brumby
Buckskin
Bucovina
Budyonny
Bulgarian Native Horse
Buohai
Burmese Pony
Busak Posavec
Buryat
Byelorussian Harness Horse

<3>What’s Your Favorite B?

There are a lot of amazing breeds that begin with B & I’d love to hear which one you like best. Be sure to leave your favorite B breed in the comments below and don’t forget to go check out the A’s.

As I’m adding them by letter I decided to share them the same way & dedicate a post to each letter of the alphabet. I’ve already profiled a few of the breeds that begin with A, but the list seems to take a life of it’s own and keeps growing.

Writing about each one has opened my eyes to an entirely new world of horses I’d never heard of. My favorite breed changes every time I sit down to write about the next one.

Big Daddy A’s

In a section so large, it is really difficult to play favorites, they are all pretty amazing animals. However, first in line for respect has to be both the Andalusian & the Arabian, ancient breeds whose blood flows through almost every modern breed known today.

Personal Favorite A’s

While I love the two granddaddy’s above, I have a thing for Abaco Barbs (just love that Barb profile on a pinto); the glowing, showy Akhal-Teke uniquely built for the desert; the American Mustang because let’s face it, they’ve had a rough go lately; the Ardennes because they are huge & ancient; and last the Asturcón because they were once referred to as Hobby Horses.

The Whole List

Here it is, the full list of breeds that begin with A. If I’m missing something, let me know and I’ll add it to my list (don’t want to forget anybody).

Abaco Barb
Abstang
Abtenauer
Abyssinian Horse
Adaev
Aegidienberger
African Wild Ass
Akhal-Teke
Albanian Horse
Altai
Alter Real
Altwurttemberg
American Albino
American Bashkir
American Cream Draft
American Drum Horse
American Indian Horse
American Mammoth Jack
American Miniature Horse
American Miniature Mediterranean Donkey
American Mustang
American Quarter Horse
American Paint Horse
American Saddlebred
American Shetland
American Sport Pony
American Spotted Paso
American Standardbred
American Thoroughbred
American Walking Pony
American Warmblood
Amur
Anadolu Pony
Andalusian
Andean
Andravida
Anglo-Arabian
Anglo-Kabarda
Anglo-Karachai
Anglo-Luso
Appaloosa
Appaloosa Sport Horse
Appendix Quarter Horse
AraAppaloosa
Arabian
Arabian-Berber
Arabo-Friesian
Arabian-Haflinger
Araboulonnais
Aralusian
Ardennes
Arenberg-Nordkirchener
Argentine Anglo
Argentine Criollo
Argentine Polo Pony
Argentinean Modepony
Argentinian Ranch Horse
Ariègeois Pony
Arravani
Asiatic Wild Ass
Asil
Assateague Pony
Astrakhan
Asturcón | Asturian
Australian Brumby
Australian Draught
Australian Pony
Australian Stock horse
Australian Teamster Donkey
Australian Warmblood
Autre Que Pur Sang
Auxois
Avelignese
Azerbaijan
Azores
Azteca

Have A Favorite A?

It’s a tough decision, but there are some heavy hitters that begin with A. I’d love to hear which one is your favorite & feel free to leave it in the comments below. Next time we’ll take a look at breeds that begin with B, so stay tuned.