We are Tigre, a modern-day Tiger Horse Breed, and Registry. We are working hard to bring back many of the earliest characteristics of the magnificent legendary spotted breed of horses that grazed at the foot of the Heavenly Mountains. The Tiger Horses that are considered a beautiful spotted breed of a horse of today are no longer used to hunt Siberian tigers but descend from those legendary equines that were once used in that way. Many related spotted horses descend from the same region, but none in a direct or unbroken line. Our spotted horse breed is no exception. In fact, we are not certain where the Siberia/China border horses came from themselves, but they must have been a pure strain when they first arrived with migrating humans. Cave paintings of spotted horses and other animals in La Scalle, France have been carbon-dated around 25 thousand years old. The caves themselves are millions of years old. Back then spotted breeds of horses would have numbered in the thousands. Sad to say none of the originally spotted horse breeds are alive today in France, and none of their descendants on the Siberia/China border either, unless we include the pony-sized Altai that are farmed for table food at the foot of the Altai mountains, and even they are in the process of change. Draft horse Percherons are being used for cross-breeding and to infuse the disease-resistant qualities of the little Altais into the mix. The Altais may be the last true remnants of an ancient breed.

1. Details About Tiger
Horse Breed
Introduction, History, Gaits, Skin, Registry

2. What Is A Tiger Horse?
• The Tiger Horse Breed is considered a beautiful spotted breed of a horse of
today
• They have reputation for stamina and bravery
• They are athletic, exhibit controlled spirit, and are a great people loving
family horse
• They are known as blood sweating horses

3. History of Tiger Horse Breed
• Cave paintings found in La Scalle, France have been carbon-dated around 25
thousand years old about spotted horses.
• They were coveted by many nations. Some went to China and evolved
further. Others back to Europe
• Tiger Horse coat pattern closely resemble that of the first Han horses
developed 2,600 years ago.

4. Horse Gait Explained
• Gaited horses use their legs and feet differently than non gaited horses do.
• TYPE OF HORSE GAITS
 The Square Gait
 The Lateral Gait
 The Diagonal Gait
 The Glider Gait
 The Working Trot
 The Hard Pace
Worth Note: Some horses perform diagonally and are not gaited while other diagonal performers are gaited.
Some horses perform a hard pace and are not gaited, while others perform a stepping pace, and are gaited.

5. Coat Pattern
• These are some of the commonly recognized coat patterns that Soulons, and
Tiger Horses display.
• The Leopards

6. The Near Leopards

7. Ghost (or Appaloosa Fewspots)

8. The fascinating Roans
• Three Types

9. The Varnish Roans
• Evaluations

10. The Snowcap Roans

11. Tiger Horse Breed Registry
• The Tiger Horse Breed Registry is operated by Victoria and Mark Varley and
operates out of their farm in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA for the specific
breed registry for horses.
• This place is not to register any gaited spotted horse, but an organization
with standards for the breed.
• They keep strict records of every registered horse breed in their horse
registries and certificates on parchment paper are mailed to members after
DNA mapping has been done.

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