Castrated male horse

Castrated male horse

Adult male horse (not castrated)

Young female horse, less than 3 years old

Young male horse, under 3 years old

A baby horse, under 1 year of age

Term used to measure horses height, equals 4 inches

Horse with an injury that affects its performance

Horse that does NOT have any injuries affecting its performance

The shape of a horse's body, based on the correctness of bone, musculature and overall proportions

Young horse 6-12 months old that has been taken away from mom

Young horse that is 1-2 years old.

A natural flat footed 4 beat gait

In English classes, a three-beat gait; smooth, free moving, relaxed and straight on both leads.

A manner of moving the feet

In Western classes, a smooth, ground-covering two-beat diagonal gait

In Western classes, an easy, rhythmical three-beat gait

In English classes, ranch riding and versatility ranch horse classes, a two-beat gait, comprised of long, low, ground covering, cadenced and balanced strides

Tan coat color with black mane and tail, black legs.

Gold coat color with a flaxen (pale yellow or white) mane and tail.

Mouse-grey coat color with dark mane and tail. Dark legs, dark stripe down the back (dorsal stripe).

Red/chestnut coat color with white hair intermingled throughout.

Black coat color with black mane and tail.

Tan coat color with black mane, tail and legs. Black stripe down the back (dorsal stripe).

Reddish/brown coat color with similar red colored mane and tail. No black points

Characterized by progressive silvering of the coat color. Has black skin.

White coat with no black points. Has pink skin, is a very rare color.

Brown coat color with black mane, tail and legs.

Cream coat color with pink skin, similar colored or flaxen colored mane and tail

What face marking is this?

What face marking is this?

What face marking is this?

What leg marking is this?

What leg marking is this?

What leg marking is this?

What leg marking is this?

Which part is number 35?

Which part is number 33?

Which part is number 1?

Which part is number 25?

Which part is number 26?

Which part is number 29?

Which part is number 27?

Which part is number 28?

Which part is number 19/

Used for endurance, long arched neck, wedge shaped head.

Colorful coat patterns, sparse mane and tail, striped hooves

14-15 hands tall, come in all colors, Although it can be animated and spunky, it’s still very affectionate and known for its loyalty, carries head and tail high

Colorful coat patterns, relaxed and highly social horses with natural intelligence, 950 to 1,200 pounds, a bit heavier than many full-size horse breeds.

Muscular body; deep chest; small head with wide forehead and flat profile, known for their "cow sense"

Light riding horse with dense muscling and a high-set, flowing tail, used in nearly everything from driving and under saddle competition to trail riding and eventing

Finely chiseled head with long neck; sloping shoulders and hips, 17 hands tall, gaited horse with a natural running walk

lean, athletic build; long neck; need a rider with experience, bred primarily for their racehorse qualities

16-18 hands tall, 1,600 to 2,400 pounds, Long, silky feathering on legs, In their early history, they were used as war horses

15-19 hands tall, Muscular build; small, upright ears, today are most often seen pulling carriages, sleighs, and hayrides-can be black, gray, chestnut, bay, roan, or sorrel

the tallest horse breed-commonly black, bay, gray, or brown.; muscular build; slightly Roman nose, feathering on legs, were used for pulling coal wagons many years ago

7-11.5 hands tall, 400-450 lbs, short legs; lush mane and tail, commonly used as companions for young children or to pull small carts

150-350 lbs, 8-9.5 hands tall, good for a companion but not for riding, come in every equine color and coat pattern

Pinto with a combination of white and any color other than black.

Pinto with a combination of white and black patches.