Snap books. Horse breeds

American Indians rode ancestors of the American Paint horses in battle. These spotted horses later became common on ranches in the western United States. Learn how Paint horses became the symbol of American history and why this horse breed is one of the fastest growing today.

The proud, graceful look of the Arabian horse demands attention. Throughout its long history, the Arabian has shown courage in wars, strength in long races, and great loyalty to its owners. It's easy to see why the oldest breed of horse continues to attract new admirers.

When people think of the sturdy Clydesdale, they often imagine a team of strong horses pulling a wagon or sleigh. These giants of the horse world are perfectly suited to work as draft horses, but their gentle, cooperative natures also make them good competitors in horse shows. Learn all about the breed that began in the dale of the Clyde River in Scotland.

Thoroughbred horses are born to run and live to race. Learn about the beginnings of this elegant breed in England and its growth to bluegrass pastures of Kentucky and Tennessee. Discover the stories of some of the most famous Thoroughbreds, including winners of the coveted Triple Crown.