Gypsy horses are around 15.3 hands tall and similar in size to paint horses, originating from England and Ireland. Paint horses descended from Spanish horses brought to America and were used by Native Americans as war horses. The author has two miniature horses named Gracie and Martini, who are typically 27 to 30 inches tall. Draft horses are usually used for driving but smaller drafts can be ridden; quarter horses are used for rodeo events and other riding; and Friesian horses are one of the oldest European breeds used for riding, farming, and cavalry. The Morgan horse was the first American breed and was favored in the Civil War for being loyal, calm under fire, and able to march and pull artillery all day.

1. Horses By: Kayla Nelson

2. Gypsy Gypsy horses get around 15.3 hands high there about the size of a paint. These horses are from England and Ireland.

3. Paints The "Paint Horse" is descended from Spanish horses brought over to the US and was a popular horse with the American Indians who used the American Paint Horse as a war horse.

4. Horses I have two miniature horses there names are Gracie and Martini. Minis are usually around 27 to 30 inches tall.

5. Draft Horses Draft Horses These horses are usually used for driving but the smaller drafts are capable of performing under saddle.

6. Quarter Horses These horses are used for reining, cutting, English, barrel racing, calf roping And other Equestrian riding

7. Friesians The Friesian horse is one of the oldest European breeds native to the Netherlands. It has been used for riding, agricultural work and as a Calvary horse.

8. Morgan The Morgan horse was the first American breed of horse. During the Civil War the Morgan horse was the most desirable because they were loyal to their rider, did not scare easily under fire, could march all day, and pull the artillery.

9. Morgan

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