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The Champagne horse is a colored breed and is registered based upon their color rather than breed genetics. The champagne gene is common in several breeds and seems to be most apparent in gaited animals.
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The Champagne horse is a colored breed and is registered based upon their color rather than breed genetics. The champagne gene is common in several breeds and seems to be most apparent in gaited animals.
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The Cerbat Mustang comes from the Cerbat Mountain area of northwestern Arizona and their numbers are dangerously low.
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Not as well known as horses from the other tribes, the Cayuse pony is a distinct breed from the northwest and originated in the 19th century.
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Although the word tacky is often thought of as cheap, it was used to describe the Marsh Tacky simply because they were so common in the swampy areas of South Carolina and Georgia.
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The Camarillo white horse has become famous over the years for their brilliant white coat and are well loved as dazzling parade animals.
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The Blazer Horse was deveolped over a period of years by Neil Hinck from Star, Idaho. The result of his dream to breed a smart, strong, easy-moving and gentle working horse was a stallion he named Little Blaze.
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The Banker Pony inhabits the Outer Banks of Carolinas and are also called Shackleford ponies, Banker horses and Ocracoke ponies.
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Assateague and Chincoteague ponies are essentially the same animals, they inhabit the island of Assateague off the coast of the Maryland – Virginia border.
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