American Saddlebred show horses

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American Saddlebred show horses are a refined, high-stepping American horse breed renowned for their elegance, animated gaits, and popularity in saddle seat and show ring competitions.

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American Saddlebred 3
American Saddlebred show horses canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American horse breed ⓘ
horse breed ⓘ
show horse type ⓘ
breedingGoal refinement and animation in motion ⓘ
commonColor bay ⓘ
black ⓘ
chestnut ⓘ
gray ⓘ
palomino ⓘ
competitionClass Equitation mount ⓘ
Fine Harness ⓘ
Five-Gaited ⓘ
Park ⓘ
Pleasure ⓘ
Three-Gaited ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
developedFrom gaited riding horses of the American South ⓘ
gaitType five-gaited ⓘ
three-gaited ⓘ
hasGait canter ⓘ
rack ⓘ
slow gait ⓘ
trot ⓘ
walk ⓘ
heightRange about 15 to 17 hands ⓘ
historicalUse Civil War officers’ mounts ⓘ
plantation riding ⓘ
knownFor animated gaits ⓘ
elegant presence ⓘ
high-stepping action ⓘ
refined appearance ⓘ
show ring brilliance ⓘ
primaryDiscipline saddle seat ⓘ
recognizedBy American Saddlebred Horse Association ⓘ
showRingStyle animated knee action ⓘ
elevated hock action ⓘ
high head carriage ⓘ
temperament energetic ⓘ
people-oriented ⓘ
willing ⓘ
typicalBody short back ⓘ
typicalHead refined head ⓘ
typicalNeck long arched neck ⓘ
typicalTail high-set tail ⓘ
usedFor driving ⓘ
parades ⓘ
pleasure riding ⓘ
saddle seat riding ⓘ
show ring competition ⓘ

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American Saddlebred Museum → topic → American Saddlebred show horses ⓘ
Kentucky horse culture → includesBreed → American Saddlebred ⓘ
linked to: American Saddlebred show horses
Tennessee Walking Horse → developedFromBreed → American Saddlebred ⓘ
subject linked to: Tennessee Walking Horses
linked to: American Saddlebred show horses
Arabian horse → influenced → American Saddlebred ⓘ
linked to: American Saddlebred show horses