Equine ID - Wakefield FFA
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Week 5
Origin: England
Uses: Plow heavy clay soil
(stamina, health, longevity);
Used in US for logging
Color: Chestnut
Weight: Broad shoulder and wide
hips; draft breed
Height: 16.1 hands
Lifespan: 25+
Interesting Fact: The farmers of
Suffolk, England developed breeds
of livestock to fit their special ways
of life
Timber Shropshire
Can live to around 30 years of age.
Bred in Tennessee.
Light Horse.
Can be 14.3 to 17 hands tall.
Can weigh 900 to 1200lbs.
Rummy
Can be almost any color.
Bred for their smooth gait and
speed.
Can be used for trail riding,
obstacles, jumping, and
dressage.
Can learn both English and
Western.
Rummy
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MISSOURI FOX
TROTTER
By: Giselle Farrell
Origin: Missouri, United States
Average life expectancy is roughly late 20’s to mid-30’s
Stands at around 14 to 16 hands (56-64 inches)
Weigh between 900-1200 pounds
May be solid colored or pinto
White facial and leg markings are common
Used extensively for trail riding and ranch work
Also used in handicapped riding programs
The US Forest Service use these horses for their speed,
stamina, and gait (manner of walking)
Missouri Fox Trotters breed were used to make the first
horse-back descent of the north rim of the Grand Canyon
t performs a gait known as the "fox trot", a four-beat
broken diagonal gait.
Crosses between Fox Trotter mares and donkey jacks are
often made, creating mules with the fox trot gait that are
used to carry hunters and trail riders, especially in the
western United States.
I
ANDALUSIAN
•25-30 year lifespan.
•Originated from Spain.
Beau Wileman
Average height is 15.2-16.2 hands.
Average weight is 1,130 pounds.
Generally white or gray.
Short back and broad shoulders.
Originally used for Spanish Calvary and
royalty.
Tornado from Zorro is an Andalusian.
Fun facts:
The Andalusian dates back to 25,000 years ago.
These horses are referred to as the horses of
kings.
By Kinnidy Coley
Quick facts
Life Span: 25-30 years
Developed in: Turkmenistan
Height: 15-16 hands (average)
Weight: 900-1000lbs (average)
Colors: Cream, bay, buckskin, black, palomino,
Roan, Rabicano, Grey (Some coats have a metallic
sheen)
Uses
Racing
Fox Hunting
Show Jumping
Circus
Dressage
Vaulting
Endurance
Extreme Trail Riding
Eventing
Famous horses
Interesting Facts
Black Absent – Famous Olympic
Akhal-Teke lines were used in
champion 1960
Abakan- National Champion in
Russia in 1979
Unknown Akhal-Teke - Named most
beautiful horse in the world
Thoroughbreds, Arabians, and
Trakehners
Akhal-Teke’s were also used as war
horses in ancient times