gaited horse造句

• Like the Icelandic horse, the Aegidienberger is a gaited horse.
• Simply stated, they are a gaited horse with Appaloosa patterning.
• Appaloosas are crossbred with gaited horse breeds in an attempt to create a leopard-spotted ambling horse.
• Spanish horse ancestry is also found in many gaited horse and stock horse breeds in the United States.
• Today, the Appaloosa is one of the most popular breeds in the United States; it was named the official gaited horse breeds.
• Shortly thereafter Debbie managed to find a gaited horse trainer near her hometown who allowed her to groom horses and clean stalls in exchange for board.
• The "'Mountain Pleasure Horse "'is a breed of gaited horse that was developed in the Appalachian Mountains of Eastern Kentucky.
• Other gaited horse breeds may be able to perform five gaits, and individual horses of breeds not normally noted for possessing ambling gaits may also do so.
• She and Jimmy Johnson's breeding program produced a string of champions including Wing Commander, a five gaited horse who became a legend in the show horse world.
• The Tennuvian is a gaited horse, exhibiting a smooth lateral gait that is said to be smoother than the Tennessee Walking Horse, yet lacking much of the termino found in Peruvian Pasos.
• To be accepted by the PHBA, in addition to color, a horse must have the general structure appropriate to the breeds of Pinto ( horse division only ), Thoroughbred, and assorted gaited horse breeds.
• This breed reflects the primitive Appalachian gaited horse type and genetic testing shows them to share ancestry with later breeds developed in the region, including the American Saddlebred, the Tennessee Walking Horse and the Rocky Mountain Horse.
• She owned a five-gaited horse, a three-gaited horse, a Standardbred road horse, a Hackney horse, a Hackney pony and a jumper and hired a trainer, thus turning it into a show stable.
• She owned a five-gaited horse, a three-gaited horse, a Standardbred road horse, a Hackney horse, a Hackney pony and a jumper and hired a trainer, thus turning it into a show stable.
• In certain Iberian-descended gaited horse breeds, notably the Paso Fino, where a quiet, low-carried tail is desired, the low tail set was occasionally achieved by actually breaking the tailbone at a certain point so that it would remain in the desired position.
• For the purposes of this task force and categorization, some horses that could be classified as a landrace breed, a feral breed or a type group ( stock horse, gaited horse, etc . ) are also treated as " breeds " for the purpose of category placement, as many readers, particularly young readers, are not necessarily cognizant of the nuances between a breed, a landrace or a breed type.
• The first was a flatter European saddle developed to sit the rider further back to show off the high front leg action of flashy horses, often seen quite literally during Sunday rides in city parks . ( " See English Show Saddle, below . " ) The second source was the plantation saddle developed in the southern United States that allowed riders to sit back comfortably on a gaited horse as they covered large areas of land on a daily basis.