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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 'Spotted Saddle Horse 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 Spotted Saddle Horse Breeds Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Spotted Saddle Horse Breeds 1. The Personality Of A Horse - By: Michael Russell Some people say animals don’t have feelings and are not capable of developing relationships with people. Some of these people have never had a pet dog, cat, turtle, rabbit, bird or a horse. We are going to explore some of the quirks in the personality of the horse. A lot of our farm animals were d... Featured ArticleAn Ancient Breed Of Horse A few hundred years ago, the Przewalski horse ran wild in Mongolia. Although these horses were native to their Mongolian home range, it is thought they roamed throughout Europe and most of Asia. This is evident from the cave paintings that have been discovered and studied in France and Spain. The Przewalski horse only exists now in Zoos and private reserves. A little over one hundred years ago, Colonel Nikolai Przewalski under orders of the Czar, made several voyages into ...
Read full story 2. So You Want A Dalmation - By: Michael Russell With the popularity of the Disney cartoons featuring Dalmations, it is no wonder that this breed is in demand. However, few Dalmations act like the dogs in these movies, although Dalmation puppies can certainly get into plenty of mischief, just as their cartoon counterparts can. The Dalm... 3. Saddles - By: Michael Russell There are many different styles of saddles for riders today. Whether you ride English or Western, the saddles on the market now are geared to make the ride easier and more comfortable for you and your horse. When looking for a new saddle, decide what style youre looking for and then check out all ... 4. Saddle Pads - By: Michael Russell Purchasing the right saddle pads can be as important as purchasing the right saddle for your horse. There are many options to choose from and if you know what youre doing the right saddle pad can make all the difference from an uncomfortable ride to an extraordinary ride. The saddle pad ... 5. 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... 6. The Magnificent Andalusian - By: Michael Russell The Andalusian lineage dates back to prehistoric times. Cave paintings, discovered on the Iberian Peninsula and dated 20000 to 30000 B.C., show the Iberian Horse clearly. It is thought that as time progressed, the breed was influenced by strains of horses from the French Celts, Carthaginians, Romans... 7. 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... 8. Safety Concerns For You And Your Horse - By: Michael Russell Horses are LARGE animals. Their natural defensewhen they feel threatened or angry boils down to using their strong and powerful legs for one of two things, flight....or fight. Because they can kick (and also bite) it is important to practice safety procedures when handling your horse. There can be... 9. Used Saddles - By: Michael Russell If you are in the market for a new saddle for your horse, remember that used to someone else can always mean new to you. Saddles are an expensive part in maintaining horses. Some horses only fit into certain saddles while others seem to slip into any saddle you may have. The saddles do become war... 10. The Carriage Dog, The Dalmatian - By: Michael Russell Ever since the movie about the 101 Dalmatians, this spectacular spotted dog has grown in popularity. The Dalmatian's history however goes beyond that of the movie. He is also known as a "carriage dog" or a "firehouse dog". Before the "horseless carriage", horses were used to pull t... 11. 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... 12. Tack And Equipment For Barrel Racing - By: Michael Russell Tack and Equipment for Barrel Racing The right equipment is necessary to compete in any event and win. You don’t need to purchase everything that says it’s for barrel racing but there are a few specific items you will need. A regular bit such as a snaffle bit or a hackamore is good to start with... 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. 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... 15. Saddle Bags - By: Michael Russell Saddlebags get their name from their original use as extra bags that would attach to the sides of a saddle on a horse. Today saddlebags work in the same way, attaching to the sides of moving objects like horses or even bicycles. There are all different shapes and sizes of saddlebags and they are v... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
| Confor Pad Elastic foam between two layers of felt contours to the horse and saddle, making an exact fit that eliminates hot spots.... |
| Album Of Horses (paperback) Describes the world of horses and the various breeds, including the American Saddle Horse, Tennessee Walking Horse, and Clydesdale. Author: Henry, Marguerite/ Dennis, Wesley (ILT). Published On: 1993/03/01. Language: ENGLISH... |
| To The Hunt 14-inch Pillow This 14” pillow is made with a saddle fabric running diagonally with a horse and hound fabric that reverses to a saddle fabric.... |
| Western Lifestyle 13 (ntsc) Cowboy cinching a crossbuck pack saddle on a horse... |
| Horse-opoly Game HORSE-OPOLY Game by Late for the Sky is a property trading game based on our equine animal friends. It?s a game that actually encourages horseplay! The board features different breeds of horses while each property deed teaches players a little about that breed of horse. While playing the game, players can choose to be a bail of hay, saddle, horseshoe, horse trailer, bag of oats, or a boot! The... |
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