Exiss aluminum horse trailers are designed and engineered to meet stringent specifications A wide variety of models are available from a basic two horse trailer to a luxurious four horse equine transport that has living quarters with such amenities as heat, air conditioning, stove, refrigerator and microwave oven...

One prominent name in the horse trailer manufacturing business is the Featherlite Corporation Since the early 1970's they have been engineering their quality brand of horse trailers in El Reno, Oklahoma...

Sooner is a major manufacturer of aluminum horse and stock trailers A subsidiary of the Ossowa Corporation they are known for excellence and state of the art engineering...

When you visit the Sundowner website and view what these horse trailers have to offer you'll be amazed...

The Paso Fino horse has a proud past and is one of the oldest native breeds in the Western Hemisphere...

The Missouri Fox Trotter is a breed of naturally gaited horse from the Ozarks that is most famous for its fox trotting gait of walking with its front feet while trotting with its back feet in a broken, yet gliding motion...

For centuries, Hanoverians have been known as one of the most successful breeds in riding Yet for all its prominence and success, including being touted as the best known of the German Warmbloods, there is very little useful information to be found about this 400-year-old variety, either on breeders' websites or on any of the six international registry sites...

The terms "Pinto" and "Paint" are often confused when referring to a horse with a light and dark coat pattern, but in fact, those two words have different meanings...

The Spotted Saddle Horse is a relatively new breed of naturally gaited horse that is known for having spotted coats of many colors...

The Belgian horse is a large, heavy, powerful draft horse that is native to the fertile pastures of Belgium...

A draft horse is a very large, yet compact and stocky looking, horse which has been bred for extreme strength in both muscle and boning to give the horse the ability to handle very heavy labor such as pulling a plow through hard or even frozen soil; or hauling a fully-laden cart or wagon used to transport heavy items such as lumber, coal, marble, or casks of beer and wine...

The Racking Horse was proclaimed to be Alabama's State horse in 1975 and is a naturally gaited horse known for its beauty, stamina, and calm disposition that originated on the great southern plantations before the Civil War...

Many people think of the Hackney Horse as the English carriage horse but these well bred equines also make very suitable riding horses and they are known for having excellent endurance and good tempers...

The Canadian Horse or Cheval Canadien was developed in Canada and has been relatively unknown in recent times due to its scarcity, but it has influenced many other North American breeds, including the Morgan, Tennessee Walking Horse, American Saddlebred, and Standardbred, and the Canadian Pacer, which had a profound impact on several gaited breeds of today...

For over 200 years, the saddle horse has lived in the hills and valleys of many parts of Kentucky Originally bred by the Appalachian mountain people in Eastern Kentucky for the demanding needs of farm life, the horses had to be tough to survive the rugged mountain lifestyle, and versatile enough to work the land, be ridden in style and comfort and perform multiple tasks with a stable, and willing nature...

The Morab breed of horse is a selectively bred equine that combines the finest traits of two treasured and well documented breeds, the Morgan horse and the Arabian horse, to form the best of both parent breeds...

The Irish Horse, also known as the Irish Hunter, Irish Sports Horse or Irish Draught Sport Horse is the result of a cross between the Irish Draught Horse and the Thoroughbred...

What has stripes on its legs and an upright mane like a zebra The answer is the Norwegian Fjord Horse, (pronounced "fee-yord" but compressed to a quickly spoken "fyord"), a short but very strong breed of horse from the mountainous regions of western Norway that is also known as "Vestlandshesten" (the horse of the western country)...

The National Show Horse originated as a cross between two distinctive breeds because of a growing need within the horse world for beautiful show horses that had refinement, size, stamina, athletic ability and high-stepping action...

The Gypsy Vanner Horse® is a registered trademark and brand name given to the Gypsy Cob for the promotion of the horse by the Gypsy Vanner Horse Society...

The modern Palomino is only a color and not a breed, as evidenced by the color being present in most equine breeds...

The Trakehner is a European warmblood horse that is the oldest and most highly-bred of all the German warmblood breeds...

Mules are hybrid animals of the equine family that result from the mating of a donkey stallion (called a jack) with a horse mare...

Justin Morgan was a teacher, composer, businessman, and horseman who acquired a small rough-coated bay colt of relatively unknown lineage who was born in 1789 and named him Figure...

Known as the "Peacock of the Show Ring", the American Saddlebred is a uniquely American breed that is famous for its showy gaits...

The Friesian Horse, one of Europe's oldest domesticated breeds, originated in Friesland, a province of The Netherlands...

The Andalusian horse is one of the oldest pure horse breeds in the world It has been highly regarded since the Middle Ages and reigned for several centuries as the embodiment of perfection, but Spanish horses have always been esteemed for their quality and appearance since Roman times...

The Arabian horse is also known as "Al Khamsa" in Arabic and is a unique breed because it does not exist as a result of selective breeding with other breeds, but as a breed that stands alone and has been cherished for its purity for thousands of years...

In the early 1800s, Narragansett Pacers and Canadian Pacers were crossbred by breeders in the US...

The name "Appaloosa" came from the settlers in the Pacific Northwest Palouse region in the 1700’s They began calling the spotted horses "palouse horses", possibly after the Palouse River, which ran through the heart of Nez Perce country, or possibly after the Palus Indian tribe which was also in the area...