The only original breed of horse, which all other light horse breeds derive from, is the Arabian. This does not include draft horses, ponies or donkeys. Arabians are the only horses of pure blood in the world; they pass on their beauty, strength, stamina and intelligence. The first breed to derive from the Arabian was the Thoroughbred, next in no particular order, were the Morgan, the Quarter Horse, Saddlebred, Tennessee Walker, Standardbred, Appaloossa, many more, including the American Mustang.
Like all other domestic breeds of horses, the barb's most influential ancestor is the Arabian. These barb horses where the basis for such American breeds as the Quarter Horse and Paint.
The Arabian horse is in the same family as all other horse breeds Equidae.
The only Belgium horse is the draft horse of the same name. They usually look like big palominos. If you mix the Belgium with other breeds the offspring is no longer a full Belgium and can't be registered as a full Belgium. There may be other breeds that come from the same area but these are not Belgiums (the draft horse).
The most popular breed in america is the American Quarter horse, followed my The American Paint horse, and other breeds such as the Appaloosa, Morgon, Arabian, and thorughbred.
The Gelderland is a pure breed of horse and is not created by crossing any other breeds.
None of the horse breeds have only one pair of ribs. There is, however, a breed of horse that has one LESS set of ribs than all other breeds -- the Arabian Horse.
The Arabian horses species is the exact same as all other horse breeds. E.Ferus.
Yes they do like all other breeds of horses...
A horse with a pedigree is considered a "purebred" meaning he is not of mixed heritage. The purest and oldest breed of domestic horse is the Arabian and all other breeds (including Thoroughbreds) can trace their lines back to the Arabian Horse. As new breeds are developed, different purebred breeds are crossed until the desired traits are achieved.
no but there are lots of other breeds like Arabian, Quarter Horse,Welsh, Thoroughbred,Shetland and Caspian but not napoleon
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The answer is yes. Other breeds of horses have been known to out-race thoroughbreds. The Morgan horse is one of these, who was recorded to successfully out-run two valuable thoroughbreds. The standardbred is another breed that can out-race thoroughbreds. I own a nine year old, 15.1hh stb mare and she has out-raced 16hh+ 13 year old successful racing thoroughbreds.