neither. they are born wild. they are trained English or western or both.
Some breeds are more suited to western riding (Quarter Horses, Appaloosas) and some are usually English horses (Thoroughbreds, Morgans, Warmbloods), but any horse can be trained to do either.
They train the horses to do eventing, western, english, etc. There like a horse's teacher...:)
You need to have balance and a good position(especially if you're jumping) and also, English horses are faster and more forward then western horses.
Horses that are rode for pleasure are just that, Pleasure horses. This is not to be confused with English or Western pleasure show horses, they are two different things.
They are usually used for Western and Western pleasure, but are making their way into hunter and english.
No. Western and English horses are trained to do two different things. I've ridden both styles and the horses are just trained differently to a point. Most western riders use curb bits that add more pressure to a horses mouth if the reins are pulled on. To avoid hurting the mouth they ride with a loose rein and usually teach a horse to neck rein. English riders typically use some form of snaffle bit and prefer to keep their horses in a more collected frame. But many English riders also teach their horses to neck rein.
Any horses can be used. Once they're born you can train them to ride English or Western. Some examples are quarter horses and morgans. Any horse can be English but some or mostly Western and some are mostly English
Only one, Quarter Horses are their own breed in which it only has one kind. There is a variety of different colours of them though.
a skip. the horses main gaits are walk, trot, canter, and gallop for English horses, but walk, job, lope, and gallop for western
English horses don't exactly need a noseband and it doesn't tie their mouths shut. It gives more control to the rider but, I ride an English horse and he doesn't have a noseband beccause it hurts his nose.
A bitless bridle, used for training young horses, often western ones but there are English variations.
Stock breeds are breeds like Quarter Horses and Paints. They are of a stockier build and are good western horses-not saying they cannot do english- many do.
For humans: ENGLISH: heavy suitish type coat, blouse/shirt, tan stretch pants, tall black boots, velvet black helmet, black gloves. For horses: ENGLISH: white light weight saddle pad, English saddle, girth, bridle. For humans: WESTERN: flashy collar shirt, belt, belt buckle, black pants or suede chaps, cowboy boots, brown/black helmet, black gloves. For horses: WESTERN: colorful saddle blanket that matches rider's shirt, western saddle, girth, bridle.