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The Spotted Saddle Horse is of saddle type, defined and registered by their colorful coat patterns that must meet specific characteristics.
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Spanish Jennet Horse
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Spotted animals with exotic color patterns have been documented back as far as 18,000 BC, with more found in northern Spain and southern France dating back to 15,000 – 10,000 BC.
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Spanish Barb Horse
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Interestingly enough, the Spanish Barb originated in the Americas, although they were developed by the Spanish. They come from North African and Iberian animals.
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Lehmkuhlener Pony
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The Lehmkuhlener Pony originated Lehmkuhlen, Germany, bred privately by the House of Baron Thunder stud farm. The breed comes from a cross between local Westphalian animals and English Westmoorland blood.
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Sable Island Horse
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The Sable Island Horses (and a number of other wild animals) come from Sable Island which is situated about 100 miles off the eastern coast of Nova Scotia.
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Quarab Horse
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A Qurab horse is a cross between an Arabian and a Quarter Horse or a Paint horse. No other blood types are allowed.
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Pintabian Horse
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The Pintabian is an Arabian with tobiano pinto markings and comes in most colors as long as they possess the tobiano white pattern genetics.
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Pampa Horse
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The Pampa Horse originally comes from the animals brought to the Americas early in the 16th century that later went on to run feral.
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Paint Pony
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Like Paint Horses, Paint Ponies are a color breed and registered based on possessing a pinto white pattern as well as being of stock pony type.
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Missouri Fox Trotter
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The Missouri Fox Trotter is a relatively new breed and one that was organized by a group of enthusiasts who wanted to preserve the unique characteristics of animals selectively bred in the Ozarks.
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