Any Warmblood...they are very well tempered
Palominos are not a breed of horse, they are meerly a color pattern. If you are looking for a good 'breed' of horse, first figure out what you want done with the horse. Ex. If you are looking for a horse to barrel race, a Percheron would not be your best choice (a quarter horse would be better suited). If you want a dressage horse, do not choose a Norwegian Fjord (go for a Freisan, Thoroughbred, or Cleveland bay)
I would think that would be the miniature horse.
The off spring would be 3/4 Quarter horse but would not be a breed. Actually, if the Quarab (QH x Arab) is registered with the Quarab horse registry and the QH/PH was registered as a PH, then you could register the offspring as Quarab or Painted Quarab (a Paint horse version of the Quarab. By the way, the registry of Quarabs has reasonable prices and you can look up it on the internet.
The breed of horse is the Tennessee Walking horse because preachers and families would ride the beautiful horses to church on Sundays
That would definitely be the American Quarter Horse.
That would be the Curly horse.
An Arabian is a breed of horse but it was the first breed of horse every horse has a little bit of Arabian in it so if you say that Secretariat was a FULL throughbred that would be wrong he would have a little bit of Arabian in him
This would be difficult to list here, but this website has just about every horse breed known to mankind.
You should find a breed of dog that matches your energy levels, only then will you know what breed is right for you. Establish what kind of energy you have and then research dog breeds. Happy hunting!
I think that would be the Cleveland bay horse.
Because that would be to many to pick from there are over 300 breeds of horses. I am not sure if this is true but this is my best guess.
The horse could be registered as a 1/2 Arab with the Arabian Horse Association. If the parents are approved for "warmblood" registration, the foal could be eligible.