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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Little Blaze was the combination of Quarter Horse<\/a>, Thoroughbred<\/a>, Morgan<\/a> and Shetland<\/a> bloodlines. He became the foundation sire in the 1950’s, living until he was 39. To be registered as a Blazer Horse, (even today) the horse must have at least one registered parent with a documented line to Little Blaze.<\/p>\n The Blazer is a low maintenance and highly adaptable horse who seems to excel at everything they try. Every horse that is registered as Blazer is scrutinized by a team from the registry and no horse is registered before age two. <\/p>\n Average height 13 – 15 hands<\/p>\n They are bred to exact muscle placement – length of back, length of cannon bone and other characteristics that maximize its usefulness. <\/p>\n Blazer Horses must have a solid coat color<\/a> with dark under-laying skin. Spotted white coat patterns<\/a> are not accepted into the registry.<\/p>\n Balanced Ranch work *All links open in a new window<\/small>Features<\/h3>\n
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\nEventing Horse
\nShow Horse
\nPleasure animal
\nEndurance horse<\/p>\nHelpful Links<\/h3>\n
\nAmerican Blazer Horse Association<\/a><\/p>\nVideo<\/h3>\n