Horse breeds come in all kinds of unique shapes, sizes and colors. The five in this list are some of the most striking you might ever come across.
The use of the hormone called PZP is splitting many in the horse advocacy community.
Deb and Mark Burke, of Virginia, have spent the last 15 years breeding these majestic horses, of which there’s only a few thousand or so across North America.
One study has even utilized analyzing DNA as a means to better understand how humans and pre-domesticated horses interacted with each other, tens of thousands of years ago.
For those unfamiliar with the legendary trainer, here is a quick biography and look into Sir Henry Cecil’s rise to fame and continued success.