Well i believe quarter horses but that's because i have owned three. But the gentlest horse would have to be a big English horse when your not riding them and a calm trail quarter horse when your on them.
There are many breeds of horses that have a calm temperment, and in every breed there will be individuals that are more 'layed back' than others. The Quarter Horse and Paint Horse are known for the versitilty and calm and willing personality. But it's best to judge every horse as an idividual.
The answer to this question is not an exact science. Every horse has its own personality. But I hope that this helps a little.
Horses are grouped into three different "bloods"
-Hot bloods.
-Warm bloods.
-Cold bloods.
Now hot bloods are known for being energetic and competitive. Energetic is not a bad thing to have in a horse. But its not really for the beginner.
Warm bloods are quite often used for trail riding. And there "attitude" can very by breed or just by individual. Its hard to tell sometimes.
And finally the cold bloods. These horses are usually calm, -and very strong. They are used mostly for farming. And do a very good job at it.
(I personally remember this by- "hot is hot and cool is laid back.")
As to any one breed its hard to say. But the two that have stuck out for me are:
The Gypsy horse -and- the donkey (both well known for there exceptional behavior with children!)
Clydesdales have been scientifically proven to be the calmest breed, believe it or not. Their huge size helps them to remain so calm, and its drilled through the horses brain and thats also why they carried royal carriages.
Every breed has a bad side. I suggest a quarter horse
the connemara breed is very quiet and calm temperment
exmoor
half linger
Appaloosa
Quarter Horses :)
possibly and quarter horse or a Appaloosa horse
The Newfoundland is the calmest of the dog breeds. Big and fluffy, they love to lay around and watch what you do.
Believe it or not, it is actually the Great Dane! They are sweethearts!
Many horses are calm, but the Shetland Pony is the best with kids and the most mild mannered.
Not exactly.i have a walking horses and mine is very hyper only because it is stil a baby but my sister has one and it is the calmest horse ever.if you are looking for a laid back horse i would go with the quarter or trotting horse.It just depends on its training.hope this helps.
No a Piston is not a breed of horse.
The breed of horse is a Thoroughbred, it is the horse that the cars are named after.
a yealand pony or horse is a breed of horse
The largest breed of horse tends to be the percheron but other large horse breeds are drum horse, shire, clydesdale, Friesian, or really any draft breed.
A pony. Even if the breed's a horse breed not a pony breed.
no. the Arabian was most likely the first breed of horse.
The Frederiksborger is Denmark's oldest horse breed.