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American Quarter Horse Assn
The american quarter horse assn has thoroughly profiled this horse; a farm may have a few.
This animal is famous for its ability to withstand prolonged physical strains and high speed. It is faster than other breeds, and racing is its historic designation. The breed arrived in America in the 1600s with the first English colonists, who used it in racing competitions. These animals possess a very kind temperament, which makes them very easy to train and maintain. However, one has to be well versed on training and maintenance requirements in order to avoid unexpected accidents and traumas. Training should be tough yet fair.
The american quarter horse assn has thoroughly profiled this horse; a farm may have a few.
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The ancestors of the modern breed were very strong and undemanding. They were used for the various farm chores like plowing, pulling logs, pulling light carriages and also for pleasure riding. The great versatility of the breed started when it was selectively bred for performing all these tasks. Many farmers took their equines into town for friendly races. The fastest mounts were used for further breeding. As pioneers moved west, they took their cattle with them. It was not easy to control herds, but cowboys managed to cope with it with the help of this versatile and endurable breed. So the breed made another name for itself as the perfect cow pony. The american quarter horse assn has thoroughly profiled this horse; a farm may have a few.
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