Top 10 Beautiful Horse Breeds In the World
Nature never fails to surprise us with wonderful gifts such as majestic horses, which provide us with great company.Throughout history, there has been a natural companionship between man and horse. This companionship has earned the horse a special place in history as it has served man in war, mobility, productivity, and agriculture. The horse has played a large role in contributing to the enhancement of civilization. Because of this, it has earned a lot of recognition and honor. However, no matter how pretty they are, there are still some which will really stand out, so check this list of 10 most beautiful horse breeds in the world of equestrian.
01.Morgan Horse
Morgan Horse
The Morgan Horse is one of the earliest breeds to be developed in the United States. Morgans have served many roles in the course of American history. They served as coach horses, general riding animals, and even as calvary horses on both sides of the American Civil War. This breed is known and appreciated for its versatility. The Morgan’s grace and beauty lend itself well to all forms of equitation.Today, this breed represents one of the versatile horse breeds on the planet whether you are looking for a trail or pleasure riding companion or competitive sports horse or looking for a competitive show horse you’ll find all of these attributes and suitability in the Morgan Horse.
02. Haflinger
Haflinger Horse
The Haflinger breed is also known as the Avelignese. This breed was developed in the late 19th century in Austria and Norther Italy. Haflingers are generally compact and chestnut in color. They have a distinctive gait that is described as being both energetic and smooth, and they are well-muscled yet elegant horses. While this specific breed was developed in the late 19th century, its ancestry can be traced back to the middle ages. Haflingers were developed for mountain terrain and are known for their hardiness.
03. Marwari
Marwari Horse
The Marwari are a rare breed from the Marwar (Jodhpur) region of India. They can be easily identified by their unique, inward-turning ear tips. The Marwari are a hardy breed that is descended from crossing Arabian horses with native Indian ponies. The Rathors (or traditional rulers of the Marwar region), were the first to breed this kind of horse in the 12th century. These horses were used for centuries as calvary horses in the Marwar region and have been extolled for their loyalty and bravery on the battlefield.
This horse breed is known as the breed of battle. Their ears revolve to catch the slightest of sounds, and that’s what made them the most reliable ride in the battlefields. There was a time when British forces were stunned by their huge number of failures in their assassination plans in the indo-Pak subcontinent. Every time they used to send someone to assassinate any Mughal general, their hidden agent never returned alive.
The reason behind their repetitive failures was the Marwari horses under the saddles of Mughal generals. Since Marwari horses have quite sensitive ears, they used to revolve their ear in the direction of the slightest of sound and whenever they sense something approaching towards them, the frequency of their ear's revolution begins to increase that at that time acted as an indicator for a Mughal general telling them that there was some danger around, and that helped them to anticipate with the situations in those times. This is one of the most active and power horse breeds around the world.
04. Appaloosa
Appaloosa Horse
This American breed is recognized most widely for its distinctive spotted coat. The Nez Perce people Native to America are responsible for developing the first native breed of Appaloosa in what is now the United States. Settlers originally referred to this breed as "Palouse horse" most likely because of the Palouse river. The breed almost disappeared following the Nez Perce war in 1877, but thanks to some dedicated breeders the breed has grown to become one of the most popular breeds in the United States. The Appaloosa was named the official state horse of Idaho in 1975.
Appaloosa horse breed is great in disciplines like fox hunting and show jumping. This American horse breed is such a beau with the leopard-like spots that spread on its skin.
05. Mustang
Mustang Horse
Mustangs are often referred to as "wild horses," but because they are descendants of previously domesticated horses, they are more appropriately termed as "feral horses." The original mustang horses were Colonial Spanish horses, but over time they have mixed with other horses.
It’s known for being ferocious, thus gaining the name wild American horse. However, this breed may live in the wilderness but still came from domestic ancestry.
06. Akhal-Teke
Akhal-Teke Horse
One of the most infamous horse breeds residing in Turkmenistan is the Akha-Teke. Also called “The Horses of Gold”.
The Akhal-Teke breed is the national emblem of Turkmenistan. They are known for their speed, endurance, intelligence and the distinctive metallic sheen of their coat. Their shiny coat has earned them the nickname of "Golden Horses." Besides being beautiful, they are actually very hardy and adapted particularly to survive in severe climate conditions. They are thought to be one of the oldest existing horse breeds in the world.
07. Andalusian
Andolusian Horse
The Andalusian is also known as a "Pure Spanish Horse," and it is a horse bred on the Iberian Peninsula. Although it can trace its ancestry back over 1000s of years, it was officially recognized as a breed in the 15th century. Throughout history, the Andalusian has been recognized for its prowess as a war horse and it was highly prized by nobility. While they have a history as being warhorses, they are also known for their intelligence, sensitivity and docility.
The Andalusian horse is considered one of the oldest horses on earth, which exists since the 15th century. It is commonly known as Pure Spanish Horse from Andalusia. Radiating with grace and elegance plus its huge size, this horse is no wonder considered as a prize or trophy during wars and is commonly used during horse riding. This is one of the most beautiful and loyal horse breeds with a very big heart.
08. Gypsy Horse
Gypsy Horse
09. Arabian
Arabian Horse
One of the most remarkable horse breeds on earth is the Arabian Horse. This horse breed originated in Arabian Peninsula and is already existing for the last 4,500 years.
This horse is the champion of all steeds. He has proven worthy to survive the harshness of a desert. His strength comes from a way he follows the command of his rider. White Arabians born dark, must grow light in colour before they are ready for the test of their skills. Few thirst enough for a radiant to become drinkers of the wind. The dark horse when turns white, is full of wisdom and strength and is ready for flying in the desert winds.
Some historians say that it goes all the way back to the Bedouin days when these horses lived in the tents with their people. They used to eat and sleep with their people and a lot of people think that’s where their affection for human beings began. They are incredibly smart, and one of the most versatile horse breeds around the world.
With their distinctive head shape and high tail carriage, the Arabian Horse is one of the most recognizable in the world. Native to the Arabian peninsula, this breed is one of the oldest in the world. There is archeological evidence that suggests this breed can be traced back at least 4,500 years. Throughout history this breed has spread around the world through war and trade.
010. Freisian
Freisian Horse
This stunning breed originated in Friesland in the Netherlands. Don't let their size fool you, this breed is surprisingly nimble and graceful. It is believed that during the Middle Ages in Europe, ancestors of this noble breed were in high demand as war horses because of their ability to carry knights in armor.
This horse breed is famously known for its gorgeous mane.
In 1913, there were only three Friesian stallions in the pedigree register. At that time the situations seemed hopeless but thanks to Friesian breed centres in Netherlands that this extraordinary breed still exists. It’s a very special breed with the very special character. They have a gentle nature; you can call them the Harley Davidson of horses. They are amazingly beautiful horses with fantastic bodies; they haven’t got a single bad bone in their body.
In the early 20th century, the Friesian horse became known as the horse for sport and leisure; it was used more and more and usually as a coach or a horse for riding but in 1980’s people began using them in shows and competitions. They became more and more popular and are now one of the most fascinating horse breeds on the planet.
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