MORGAN HORSE

Breed of horse developed in the U.S. in the early 19th century. The breed is compact and usually reddish, but its coat may be brown or black. The horse is notable for being an ancestor of other important U.S. breeds such as the standardbred, the Tennessee walker, and the American saddle horse. The progenitor of the breed dates from about 1800 and was named for its innkeeper owner, Justin Morgan.

Belgium Heavy Draft horse - Cleveland Bay - Clydesdale - Dutch Warmblood - Gelderlander - Holsteiner - Irish Draught - Lippizaner - Missouri Fox Trotter - Morgan Horse - Mule - Mustang - Oldenburger - Palomino - Percheron - Peruvian Paso - Pinto - Quarter Horse - Selle Francais - Standardbred - Tarpan - Tennessee Walker - Trakehner - Ungulate (onevenhoevigen) - Zebra