Originating from Turkmenistan, known for its stamina and distinctive "Golden Horse" coat, with a fiery temperament ideal for war and racing.
Developed in the Arabian Peninsula, recognized for intelligence, endurance, and a distinctive appearance, though not recommended for inexperienced handlers due to spirited nature.
Originating in England, characterized by a slim build, lively temperament, and dominance in modern horse racing, with the fastest recorded speed of 43.97mph.
Also known as the Pure Spanish Horse, valued for its intelligence, agility, and unchanged characteristics since the 15th century, excelling in various equestrian sports.
Named for its speed over a quarter mile, noted for agility, acceleration, and versatility in western riding and cattle work.
Descended from Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse lines, recognized for colorful coat patterns and agility in western riding disciplines.
Known for distinctive coat patterns, developed by the Nez Perce Tribe, prized for endurance and used in western riding and trail riding.