What breed do you think is the easiest to recognize?

Question

I think Clydesdales, Appaloosa, Arabian, QH, Belgian, and Shetland are the easiest to recognize, if it were in a large group of horses.

Im sure theres more, but thats all I cant brainstorm.

Answer 1

Quarter Horse

Answer 2

Shires

Shetlands

Arabs

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Answer 3

Mini Horse

Answer 4

arabian

Answer 5

arab

Answer 6

any type of draft horse!

Answer 7

I have to agree with you about the Clydesdales, Arabians, Frisians, and Fjords.  Appys are generally easy to recognize however, not all of them have spots.  Also, there are other spotted breeds (ex. POA and Knabstrupper).  Quarter horses, Belgians, and Shetlands are fairly easy to recognize.  But they also have many similarities to other breeds.

I'll add Falabella, Miniature horses, Lippizans, and Przewalski horses to your list.

Answer 8

Quarter Horses (because I know them well)

Paint (pretty obvious)

Thoroughbred (very clear conformation)

Appaloosa (clear coloring)

Clydsedales (fetlocks and big bones)

Shetland (the whole look)

And others that I can't think of... :)

Answer 9

Shire

QH

TB

Appy(as long as they're coloured)

Paint(as long as they're coloured)

Clydesdale

Belgian

Percheron

Shetland

Mini

Arabian

Araapaloosa

POA

Palomino(I don't consider them a breed but some people do)

Anglo Arab

Freisan

Fjord

Curlys

Pintoloosa

Walkaloosa

Colorado Ranger(Like an appy)

Kanbstrup(like an appy)

Cleveland Bay

Lipizzaner

Kathiawari(they have funny ears)

Fox Trotter

Morgan

Morab

Mustang

Standardberd(I have one so I can reconzie them)

Tennessee Walker

Is this enough??& Yes I can reconzie these!!!

I love learning about breeds so yeah :D

Answer 10

uhmm.

the TB. a clysdale/draft. mini. arabian. fijords. haflingers. fresians. paints. shetlands.

Answer 11

Paints...mini...Icelandic...

Answer 12

I think Halflingers are very easy because of coloring and  build.

Lipizzaners are also easy for me to recognize.

Most draft breeds, Clydesdales,Percherons,Belgians,and Shires are easy because of coloring and body types.

Of course Paints are because of coloring.

Gaited horses such as Saddlebreds, and Tennessee Walking horses are easy as well because of a combonation of head carraige, tail carraige and knee action.



Miniatures ( size of course)

Preswalki wild horses ( live in Asia) because they appear to look prehistoric.

Thoroughbreds, i can tell by how long their legs are and their fast gaits and their temperaments.

Warmbloods, because of their build.

Appaloosas because of their coloring and the stripes on their hooves.

Irish Draft, body type and coloring.

Ponies of America, because of their coloring and height.

Standerbreds because of their way of moving.

That's all I can think of besides the ones you listed.

Answer 13

Arabian, Thoroughbred, Quarter Horse, Paint, Appy, Shetland Pony, Friesan, Percheron and Beligian. At least that's the case for me.

Answer 14

Fresians,Fjords,Arabians,Appaloosas,Pint... Finos,Morgan,Clydesdales,Belgians,Draft,... Shetlands

Answer 15

1. Paint

2. Arabian

3. Thoroughbred

David

http://gentlenaturalhorseman.blogspot.co...

Answer 16

Pretty much all the breeds you listed as well as andalusian, lusitano, lipizzan, and holsteiners.

Answer 17

arabian. hahah. i can spot them like that. :D

Answer 18

I'd say...

Arabians- Fine bones and movement

Clydesdales- Size, overall look

Minis- Size, overall look

Appaloosas- Colour

Paints- Colour

Friesiens (sp?)- Colour, bone structure, overall look

Thoroughbred- Conformation

I can pick out these breeds of horses amongst others so easily!

Answer 19

I could spot a Quarter Horse and an Arabian in a group of 100 Horses!

And Most people could identify a Clydesdale.

Answer 20

The Fjord horse or Norwegian Fjord Horse is the easiest to recognize.

Answer 21

All the horses in the Baroque group (ie Friesians, Andalusians, Lusitanos, etc.) because my family has been breeding them for quite a while now and lots of Lusitanos have the roman noses, as do drafts, Arabs (I've had quite a few in my riding experience, and I have a beautiful one right now [: ) because of their overall structure, especially the dished face. Thoroughbreds, I'd have to agree with everyone above, just because of their conformation, Quarter horses just because I've seen so many and their bone structure and look, and quite a few drafts. . . . Belgians are often easily recognized also.

Answer 22

Palamino   Mr Ed,  Id know him anywhere :D

Not a breed  just came to mind.

Standardbred.  Their butts go down like a cliff.

Answer 23

Arabian,Quarter Horses,Frisians,

Answer 24

The number one easiest breed to recognize is Clydesdale.

Answer 25

Arabian.. the dished face gives it away in a second.

Answer 26

i think qh, clydesdales, belgian, arab, my appy is solid colored and he looks like a qh, morgan

Answer 27

I would strike shetlands off that list because there are many ponies that look similiar.  The old fashioned pinto was easy to ID but by that I mean the breed not the 'registry' horses.  The registry allows any paint to register and it does not have to have true indian pinto origins.

Answer 28

Pony of the Americas, Fresians, miniatures, Haflinger, Rocky Mountain, Saddlebred, paints also

All i can think of that you havent named,

~2htoohorse~