Intro
Not an official breed, the Tagaytay Horse is a strain of Baguio Horse which is bred specifically in Tagaytay, from which it takes its name.
Origins
Descendants of small merchant horses imported from China, Brazil and South Africa, which later received Arabian and Spanish blood infusions. There are no official breeding programs for this type and while they come from the same foundation as the Baguio, they have developed independently with their own characteristics.
Features
Average height 13.2-13.8 hands
Physique
Head has a straight profile
Neck is short
Hindquarters are inclined
Legs are thin
Hooves are strong
Traditional Colors
Generally bay, brown, grey, roan and pinto
Temperament
Patient and affectionate
Use
Tourism
Transportation
Light agriculture
Stallion fighting