Horse Toys

Bred for pulling, the Clydesdale is one of the most readily recognizable of all horse breeds, thanks to its mammoth size, unique traits, and some ...

Created to run a quarter-mile race at high speeds, the American Quarter Horse Gelding is the most popular horse in the United States. Strong enoug...

Palomino refers to a size and color of horse, specifically a gold-colored animal standing 14 to 17 hands high. A hand is a measurement equaling fo...

Tinkers, also known as Gypsy Horses, Gypsy Vanners, and Irish Cobs, are a breed of horse developed by the Roma people to pull their caravans. They ...

Friesians, also called Belgian Blacks, are striking horses originating in Friesland in the Netherlands. Known for their black coats, their wavy, fl...

The massive Shire horse has held records at various times as both the largest and strongest of all breeds. No wonder, for at over 21 hands high, t...

Palomino refers to size and coloration. It’s a golden color accompanied by a white mane and tail in a horse between 14 and 17 hands high. A mustan...

The Andalusian horse gets its name from the province of Andalusia in Spain, where it was originally bred. The beautiful horse is known for its abu...

Clydesdale Foals are born with legs nearly 90 percent as long as their parents, allowing these powerful horses to quickly learn to walk. Even at bi...

Arabian Horses feature several unique characteristics that make the breed easily recognizable to experienced horse lovers. It starts with large, wi...

Anyone who’s ever felt that a horse made them feel calm and accepted may have just experienced a few moments with a Morgan Horse, an animal whose ...

The Morgan is one of the oldest horse breeds originating in the United States, and went on to influence many later American breeds. Morgans are pow...

Anyone who has spent hours on a horse knows the ride can be taxing. The Tennessee Walking Horse was developed to change that. The horses are famou...

Thoroughbreds are built for speed – they’re a “hot-blooded” breed known for their energy, agility and racing ability. The roots of the breed date ...

Much like its American cousin, the Appaloosa, the European Knabstrupper has inherited genes from prehistoric ponies that give it a distinct, spotte...

Both a work and riding horse, the Fjord is a small but stout breed that originated in Norway. Despite its stocky and muscular build, the Fjord hors...

Przewalski’s horses were long thought to have never been domesticated by humans, making them the last truly “wild” type of horse. However, recent D...

The relatively recent discovery of the Gypsy Vanner horse surprised horse aficionados worldwide. Hidden among the byways of England, gypsies had w...