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Appaloosa
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Colour breed of horse popular in the U.S. It is said to have descended in the Nez Percé Indian territory of North America from wild mustangs, which in turn descended from the horses of Spanish explorers. Appaloosas have several distinctive colour patterns and all the regular coat colours of horses. They stand 14–16 hands (about 56–64 in. [142–163 cm]) tall and weigh 1,000–1,100 lbs (450–500 kg). Though light, they are also sturdy.



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They let the children to watch the buckaroos hopping on a saddle, offer hands-on activities and to appreciate discovering about the world of the Appaloosas.
Unlike other breeds that compete against the clock, Appaloosas competed head-to-head in Camas Prairie stump races (barrel racing), Nez Perce stake races (pole bending), and rope races, which is similar to musical chairs.
Appaloosa Crosses Appaloosas are hardy horses who are renowned for their unusual coloring.
 
 
 
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