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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Quarter Pony Breeds' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Quarter Pony Breeds Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Quarter Pony Breeds 1. Horses – Ancient Companions Of Mankind - By: Michael Russell The romance between horses and mankind has lasted for thousands of years. There are 5,000 year old drawings of horses. We can imagine ranks of chariots sweeping across a plain toward their terrified enemies, plumes of dust rising behind them and the thunder of pounding hooves panicking the hapless f... Featured ArticleUtah Quarter Horse Association Takes Quarter Horse Racing Online Salt Lake City, Utah – The Utah Quarter Horse Association is running horses where they have never been before, on the World Wide Web. Starting on April 30th and continuing throughout the race meet in Utah, the UQHA will be broadcasting all races through their http://www.uqhra.com web site. Races will be streamed live over the Internet and will also be recorded and made available for viewing after the races have concluded.UQHA’s streaming media broadcast will allow Internet user ...
Read full story 2. Horses - Breeds, A To Z - By: Michael Russell A horse is a horse of course of course. Right? Well, not exactly. There are more breeds of horses than Carter has liver pills. We're just going to touch on a few examples here otherwise we're going to need a book about 2000 pages long. For example, and we'll just start with the ... 3. The Majestic Arabian Horse - By: Michael Russell Bedouins believed that the horse was a gift from Allah. It was to be cherished, revered, almost worshipped. The Arabian horse has been bred for centuries, with its beginnings in the oases around the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers in the countries known in our modern history as Iran, Iraq, a... 4. The American Quarter Horse - By: Michael Russell It is thought, by some, that the foundation American Quarter Horse stock has at its roots Arabian, Turk, and Barb breeds. Others believe that the breed began with the acquisition of Chickasaw horses which were likely of Spanish extraction. Their history seems to begin around 1690, when horses export... 5. The Chinese Crested: A Naked Dog - By: Michael Russell The Chinese Crested dog is a hairless dog which originated in China. There are other varieties of hairless dogs throughout the world, most of them probably began as mutations but were gradually developed as a specific breed. Some examples of other hairless dogs are breeds such as the Mex... 6. The Shetland Sheepdog - By: Michael Russell The Shetland Sheepdogs, like the Shetland Ponies and the Shetland Cattle, have been a part of the history of the Shetland Islands for as long as anyone can remember. They are in most respects a miniaturized version of the Collie, possessing extraordinary beauty and unique character. The “Sheltie” is... 7. Should You Buy A Newfoundland? - By: Michael Russell If you are looking for a family dog that will devote himself to keeping your children from getting into trouble, you may want to buy a Newfoundland. These massive dogs have an innate desire to rescue people who are in danger and have an incredibly sweet and gentle nature. However, before you buy a N... 8. The Welsh Springer Spaniel - By: Michael Russell The Welsh Springer Spaniel is a small spaniel with instinctive hunting abilities. The Welsh is a gun dog which is referred to in Wales as a "starter". This is the type of hunting dog which will startle the birds, causing them to fly up for the hunter. Like most of the spaniel breed... 9. Draft (draught) Horses - Friesians And Gypsy Cobs - By: Michael Russell Friesians - Brief History This draft breed is rooted in Friesland, Northwestern Europe, which is now a part of the Netherlands. The original stock was descended from the order of Equus robustus (the big horse). In the 16th and 17th centuries, Andalusian lineage was introduced to the bloodline in... 10. The Golden Retriever: Dog Of Many Talents - By: Michael Russell The Golden Retriever is one of the most popular breeds in the United States. If one were to take a casual drive through nearly any urban neighborhood or rural farm neighborhood in this country, one would almost certainly see more than one of this breed, romping with children in the yard or being wal... 11. How To Breed Angelfish - By: Micki Sims - 19686 How To Breed Angelfish By Jamieson Vale Over the past 10 years, people have asked me many questions on how to breed angelfish. Anyway, I started to write down questions on how to breed angel fish for the past few years. And just recently, I decided to type them out and let everyone s... 12. The Cardigan And The Pembroke Welsh Corgis - By: Michael Russell The Cardigan Welsh Corgi and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi are two separate breeds now but at one time were considered as one breed and in a single litter both types could be born. The Cardigan Welsh differs from the Pembroke in several respects, the major one being that it has a tail. The Pe... 13. Draft Horses - By: Michael Russell While there are a few more breeds in this class of horses, included are the top seven. They are listed in alphabetical order for ease of location. Look for your favorite. American Cream - History This breed is the only draft breed to originate in the United States. The granddam of the line was... 14. Coin Collecting – Different Branches - By: Michael Russell When you approach the fascinating hobby of coin collecting for the first time, it can be very daunting to look at the many possible options available to you. There are many specialist areas in which you can invest your time and money, or of course you can always remain as a general coin collector, n... 15. The Field Spaniel - A Bird Dog Of Ability - By: Michael Russell Ten years ago in this country I attended a dog show which was a "supported entry" for Field Spaniels. There were perhaps 8 entries altogether. Nowadays the interest in this breed has grown dramatically and when Field Spaniels come together there is usually an entry of 30 or better. ... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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