What are the names of some different types of horses?

Answer 1

Abyssinian

Akhal Teke

Albanian

Altai

American Cream Draft

American Creme and White

American Walking Pony

Andalusian

Andravida

Anglo-Kabarda

Appaloosa

Araappaloosa

Arabian

Ardennes

Argentine Criollo

Asturian

Australian Brumby

Australian Stock Horse

Balearic

Baluchi

Banker

Ban-ei

Barb

Bashkir

Bashkir Curly

Basotho Pony

Belgian

Bhirum Pony

Bhotia Pony

Black Forest

Boer

Breton

Buckskin

Budyonny

Byelorussian Harness

Camargue

Campolina

Canadian

Carthusian

Caspian

Cayuse

Cheju

Chilean Corralero

Chincoteague Pony

Cleveland Bay

Clydesdale

Colorado Ranger Horse

Connemara Pony

Criollo (Uruguay)

Crioulo

Dales Pony

Danube

Dartmoor Pony

Deliboz

Djerma

Døle

Dongola

Dülmen Pony

Dutch Draft

Dutch Warmblood

East Bulgarian

Egyptian

Eriskay Pony

Estonian Native

Exmoor Pony

Faeroes Pony

Falabella

Fell Pony

Finnhorse

Fleuve

Fouta

Frederiksborg

French Saddlebred

French Trotter

Friesian

Galiceño

Galician Pony

Gelderlander

Gidran

Golden American Saddlebred

Gotland

Groningen

Guangxi

Hackney

Haflinger

Hanoverian

Hequ

Highland Pony

Hokkaido

Holsteiner

Hucul

Hungarian Warmblood

Icelandic

Iomud

Irish Draught

Jinzhou

Jutland

Kabarda

Karabair

Karabakh

Kazakh

Kerry Bog Pony

Kiger Mustang

Kirdi Pony

Kisber Felver

Kiso

Kladruby

Knabstrup

Kushum

Kustanai

Latvian

Lithuanian Heavy Draft

Lipizzan

Lokai

Losino

Lusitano

Malopolski

Mangalarga

Marwari

M'Bayar

Mérens Pony

Messara

Miniature

Misaki

Missouri Fox Trotting Horse

Miyako

Mongolian

Morab

Morgan

Moyle

Mustang

Murgese



National Show Horse

New Forest Pony

New Kirgiz

Newfoundland Pony

Noma

Nooitgedacht Pony

Noric

Nordland

Northeastern

North Swedish Horse

Norwegian Fjord

Ob

Oldenburg

Orlov Trotter




Paint

Palomino

Pantaneiro

Paso Fino

Percheron

Peruvian Paso

Pindos Pony

Pinia

Pintabian

Pinto

Polish Konik

Pony of the Americas

Pottok

Przewalski

Pyrenean Tarpan

Qatgani

Quarab

Quarter Horse

Quarter Pony

Racking Horse

Rocky Mountain Horse

Russian Don

Russian Heavy Draft

Russian Trotter



Saddlebred

Sanhe

Schleswiger Heavy Draft

Schwarzwälder Fuchs

Selle Francais

Shagya

Shetland Pony

Shire

Single-Footing Horse

Skyros Pony

Somali Pony

Sorraia

Soviet Heavy Draft

Spanish Mustang

Spanish-Barb

Spanish-Norman

Standardbred

Sudan Country-Bred

Suffolk

Swedish Warmblood

Taishuh

Tarpan

Tawleed

Tennessee Walking Horse

Tersk

Thessalian

Thoroughbred

Tokara

Tori

Trakehner

Ukrainian Saddle

Vlaamperd

Vladimir Heavy Draft

Vyatka

Welara Pony

Welsh Pony and Cob

West African Barb

Western Sudan Pony

Wielkopolski

Xilingol

Yakut

Yanqi

Yili

Yonaguni

Zaniskari Pony

Zhemaichu

Answer 2

I'm NT exactly sure of what you mean by "varieties" so I will tell you all the different catagories horses are divided into. There are 267 breeds of horses, and all these go into many different categories. They will be defined as either light, draft (AKA heavy), pony, or miniature. There are other categories like hot blood, cold blood and warm blood. Hot blood is more of the racing type, cold blood is more like the heavy/draft plow horse type, and warm blood is a mixture of the two, where a hot blood was bred to a cold blood. Then there are "types" of horses, like cobs. These aren't actually breeds, but are defined more by confirmation and such, and the breed varies.

Answer 3

Shetland Pony

Thoroughbred

There are over 200 breeds

You will find that out on Imagine Champion Rider on DS

Clydesdale

Answer 4

Your question is very Brod. There are hundred's of different kinds of horses. To mention a few here: Paint, Quarter, Paso Fino, Pinto, Appaloosa, Rocky Mountain, Draft, Thoroughbred, Miniature Horses, Pony Horses, Frisian, Tennessee Walkers, Spotted walking Horses, Andalusian, Clydesdale, Missouri Fox Trotters, Mustang, Welsh, Cleveland brown, Shire, Shetland, Florida Cracker's, Warmblooded, Trekkers, Iceland Horses, Arabian, Puncheon, ect........