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Ooo I love these! Thank you for putting one together. Have no idea whether I'm on the right track, but here we go:

1) Akhal-Teke
2) Andalusian
3) Could be many ... Thoroughbred?
4) Tennessee Walking Horse
5) Quarter Horse
6) Hanoverian
7) Marwari
8) Knabstrupper

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@Windward, yes these are all Horse based questions. :) No, I am not looking for cattle as the answer to Team Penning, hahaha.

1) Turkmenistan
Akhal-Teke, Iomud, Turkoman Horse (now extinct)
2) Infusions of Norman and Arabian blood in 1822
Andalusian/PRE
3) Bred in Great Britain
There are so many! But my favourites are the Welsh Mountain pony (esp section As) and the Exmoor.
4) Used for trail riding
Anything that's strong, clever and has a decent temperament haha! I have friends in NZ who swear by Appaloosas (breed not colour).
5) Used is team penning
Quarter Horses
6) Used by Olympic Riders
For my discipline- Dressage- they're all warmblood with the odd Gelderlander. Hannoverians, Oldenburgs and Westphalians are at the forefront although the British warmblood is catching up slowly.
7) The most distinctive Ears
Marwari
8) Full Leopard spotted coat
Knabstrupper (also good for dressage!)

1) Akhal-Teke
2) Pura Raza Española/Andalusian
3) Cleveland Bay, Dales, Fell, Welsh Mountain (A-C) Pony & Welsh (D) Cob , Shetland, Shire, Suffolk Punch, Clydesdale, Highland, Eriskay (very rare Scottish breed), Hackney horse & pony, Thoroughbred, Fell, New Forest, Dartmoor, British/English Spotted Pony (Rare!), Lundy Pony (less than 100yrs old), Gypsy Cob (which can be called assorted other things globally), Anglo-Arab (mixed origin and unusual as can be cross or pure bred), (Northern Ireland is GB so can also include Irish Cob, Connemara, Irish Draft, Irish Hunter). There's a number of extinct breeds too... btw I'm from UK
4) The UK has hacking as opposed to trail riding, but for many its down to the individual rider what sort horse they have for pleasure riding. For commercial ventures I've seen, Mustang (Brumby in Australia), Fresian, Cob, Appaloosa or Paint, Quarterhorse, Saddlehorse breeds all advertised as available to use
5) When I think of "cowboy" type events I think Quarterhorse or Stock Horse type, which can be a whole mix of things, depending upon location.
6) The country and discipline can effect which breed is used, though the assorted Warmblood (Dutch, Danish, German, Finnish, Belgian etc) or Sport Horse (Irish, KWPN etc) breeds are very popular at Olympic level. Some others use PRE, Hanoverian, Trakehner or Thoroughbred.
7) Marwari
8) British Spotted Pony (they are so cute!)

1. Akhal-Teke
2. Andalusian
3. Clydesdale
4. Rocky Mountain horse
5. Quarter horse
6. Trakehner
7. Marwari
8. Knabstrupper

I love these games! For some there were multiple answers and I tried to put answers others have not.
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1-Akhal-Teke
2-Andalusian
3-Cleveland Bay Horse
4- Tennessee Walking Horse
5-Quarter Horse
6-Trakehner
7-Marwari
8-Knabstrupper

Thank you for hosting this, it was so much fun!
ID-12698

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