Great American horses : an imagination library series

Photographs and text introduce young readers to the world of Tennessee Walking horses.

Describes Standardbred horses, a breed specifically bred for racing, jumping, and other competition.

Describes Saddlebred Horses, a breed known for its beauty and showmanship.

Describes Miniature Horses, a breed created by breeding small horses with Shetland Ponies, and used for pets, for shows, and for racing.

Describes the Florida Cracker Horse, small, strong horses that are known for their usefulness as cattle and trail horses.

Describes the Chincoteague Ponies of Assateague Island, including what they look like, their history, and how the ponies are raised, protected, and trained.

Describes the physical features and other characteristics that have made the quarter horse one of the most popular breeds in America.

Describes the physical characteristics and appearance that a palomino horse has, how these horses are bred, and some famous palominos.

Describes the physical characteristics of both paint and pinto horses and what differentiates these two breeds.

Describes the history and characteristics of the wild horses known as mustangs, as well as efforts to keep them from disappearing.