What's my horses breed?

Question

Everyone that I talk to says that my horse doesn't look like her breed. I, personally, don't believe that. I, of course, know what breed she is considering she is registered. But, I was wondering what other people thought her breed is. Please tell me what you think she is.

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Answer 1

The first 2 pics I would of said a Quarter horse, but the rest, I would have to say, Arab or an American Saddlebred. Gorgeous horse tho

Answer 2

ABSOLUTLEY 100% REGISTERED QH!

Answer 3

she looks Arab, fox trotter, or Tennessee walker ha ha those are all the breeds i saw in her..

so what is she besides gorgeous??

Answer 4

Qaurter horse?

Answer 5

i think she looks like a small Tennessee Walker... but shes pretty no matter what she is...

Answer 6

Quarter/Arab Cross?

Deff. a Palomino in her as well,

maybe a bit of the Buckskin color too.

She sure is beautiful though.

Answer 7

Quarter horse.

Answer 8

Either a feminen Quarter Horse or an Arabian with a "not so typical" head frame lol xD Maybe a solid Paint Horse? Remember to tell us when yo pick best answer lol

Answer 9

At first she looks QH. But she looks like she's got something in her like a gaited breed or maybe arab.

She's adorable, I love Palominos!

What is she though?

Answer 10

I think she looks like a Arabian or a Quuarter horse. She is the most beautiful thing on earth and im not just saying that i mean it!

Answer 11

she is a palomino Quarter horse most defiantly. trust me i know I ride one once a week.

Answer 12

I'd say she looks a lot like a Palomino. She's a gorgeous color!

She looks to be in great shape too.

Answer 13

She looks like a quarter horse to me. A beautiful one at that.

Answer 14

Looks to me like a Quarab....

She is lovely!

Answer 15

Actually she looks like an MFT but there is not much difference between them and the other gaited american breeds.  Nor is there a great deal of difference between them and appendix quarter horses.  Conformation-wise that is.

Answer 16

She definitely looks quarter horse to me. She is very beautiful. You shouldn't let other people try and tell you what breed your horse is. All horses have unique qualities or attributes it doesn't mean your horse is another breed. If she is a registered horse than that is what she is. All horses came from a mixture of different breeds at one time or another and can show similar characteristics. If you really want a 100% answer you could send in a DNA sample to the registry and have them compare it to the one that's on file. However if you find out different would you love your horse any less? Probably not... so don't let what other people say bother you, you know your horse and have her registered papers so don't let other people tell you differently! Hope this helps!

Answer 17

she looks like a quarter horse.

or a quarter horse arab.

Answer 18

Palomino/Quarter Horse

Answer 19

Quarter Horse/Palomino

Answer 20

Palomino, QH

Answer 21

qh denfintly so what is she

Answer 22

She's way too refined to be a Quarter Horse, and her head is too beautiful! So my guess is that she is a Morgan!!

Answer 23

Arabian

Answer 24

quarter horse or palamino

Answer 25

Quarter Horse, if she's registerd she can't be too much of a mixed breed

Answer 26

qh without a doubt

Answer 27

I think she looks Arab.

Answer 28

quarter horse it looks like a quarter horse i have

Answer 29

It's a Palomino! Under the color conformation rules it sure appears eligible for PHBA registration.

Answer 30

A Quater Horse. She has the strong looking hindquaters and the same shape of head as a Quater Horse too.

Answer 31

Paint, Quarter Horse, Quarter Pony, or Palomino