(Here, this probably refers to filling the coffee cup and not to the weather, although it may be referring to both.)īay a brown-colored horse with shades ranging from red and yellow to brown. Many horses are registered as part of a distinct breed, but they may not be 'pure' at all.īasketgrass a native grass to the Americas, used in making baskets.īastante (Spanish) That's enough. This subject is a confusing one, even to horse fanciers, because a horse can be registered in a breed, depending on its lineage and its characteristics. In contrast, the Arab has been purebred for centuries and is perhaps one of the few breeds that one could rightly call purebred. The Barb is a horse with certain strong physical features, but it was not bred purely until quite recently.

Most horse breeds have mixed lineage, with some breeds having been crossbred more than others. The foundation horses of England and America can be traced back to this Barb horse. However, the Barb has a broader head than the Arabian horse, and slopping hindquarters as well. These horses may date back to prehistoric times and have similarities with the Arabian horse, with which they have been crossbred since the Muslims invaded the north coast of Africa. The Spaniards brought these horses to North and South America, where such breeds as the Mustang, Criollo, Paso Fino, and Appaloosa can trace an Andalusian lineage.īarb an ancient breed of horse originating in Algeria and Morocco known for their toughness and stamina may also be quick-tempered. Many horse breeds can be traced to these high-stepping horses, including the Lipizzaner. This is a romantic west.Īndalusian an ancient breed of horses from Andalucian, Spain often gray, but also black or bay (reddish brown) in color.

Amansadores (Spanish) horse trainers, but very special ones who talk softly to wild animals.

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