5 Classifications of American Indian Horse<\/h3>\n
Class O<\/strong> Class AA<\/strong> Class A<\/strong> Class M<\/strong> Class P<\/strong> Average height 13 – 15 hands<\/p>\n Because breeding for bloodlines is often more important than conformation, this breed will vary physically.<\/p>\n All colors<\/a><\/p>\n Temperament varies depending upon bloodlines.<\/p>\n Cow horses *All links open in a new window<\/small>
\nBred to preserve original bloodlines (not conform to breed standards). Any horse registered since 1979 has direct bloodline connections to one of various tribes. They can also be registered with the Spanish Mustang Registry<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nMust have at least one Class O parent. Some of the BLM<\/a> horses qualify for this classification.<\/p>\n
\nHave unknown pedigrees, most BLM<\/a> horses qualify under this classification.<\/p>\n
\nInclude modern bloodlines, one parent may be registered under another breed registry.<\/p>\n
\nFor ponies of Indian type, with Galiceno<\/a>, POA<\/a>, Welsh<\/a> or Shetland blood<\/a> in their pedigrees. This class also includes ponies of unknown ancestry.<\/p>\nFeatures<\/h3>\n
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\nRiding horses
\nShow horses
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