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Often being mistaken for a recent designer breed of horse, the Sugarbush Draft Horse is actually one of the few truly American breeds of Draft horse and has over 50 years of recorded history.” From the history page of the .... Look at the difference between the Colorado Ranger Bred (basically Appy/Arab crosses – you can see where this is going) horses in the U.S. (well most of them anyway) and the ones bred by the Royal Jordanian Stud. I first saw a picture of the breed ... Continue reading

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This came after a horse fell on him in the paddock in 1954. After recovering he set about a second racing career as a trainer. He continued to meet with success in his new career and carried on training until 1969. .... actor: Billy Jack, The War That Never Ends, The Legend of the Lone Ranger, The Big Sleep, The Master Gunfighter; politics: sought 1992 Democratic Party nomination for President, in 2004 he ran as a Republican, campaigning against Iraq war ... Continue reading

Colorado workhorse Shoup

Something as basic as a Colorado workhorse, bred for cow savvy and performance capabilities, reflects those ties. The linage of the legendary “Colorado Ranger Horse” breed for example, can be traced to one of two sires: Patches #1Z ... Continue reading

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It is one of the oldest horse breeds, with archaeological evidence of horses that resemble modern Arabians dating back 4500 years. Throughout history, Arabian horses from the Middle East spread around the world by both war and trade, used to improve other breeds by adding .... [166] Arabian bloodlines have also influenced the development of the Welsh Pony,[164] the Australian Stock Horse,[164] Percheron draft horse,[167] Appaloosa,[168] and the Colorado Ranger Horse.[169] ... Continue reading

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Colour: range from almost solid color to almost solid white in the two main color patterns, overo and tobiano. Height: from 14.3 to 16hh. Conformation: n/a. Character: n/a. Uses: n/a. ..... The Colorado Ranger Horse ... Continue reading

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Arabian horse

Arabian bloodlines have also influenced the development of the Welsh Pony, the Australian Stock Horse, Percheron draft horse, Appaloosa, and the Colorado Ranger Horse. Today, people cross Arabians with other breeds to add refinement, ... Continue reading

Bear Tales

You see, my ranger friend was telling me of a friend of his who was a park ranger up in Colorado. This Colorado ranger frequently led park visitors on a nature hike through the park. Well, this park had bears in it. ... Continue reading

Horse - Appaloosa

Other popular breeds with Appaloosa coloring include the Pony of the Americas, the Colorado Ranger, and the Tiger Horse. The overwhelming majority of Appaloosas seen in the horse show ring today have an athletic build that resembles ... Continue reading

Colorado-Ranger-Horse history

In 1878, during a World Tour, General U. S. Grant developed a friendship with the Sultan Hamid of Turkey. Before his departure from Turkey, the Sultan presented Grant with tow horses whose descendants continue to make an impact on the horse world today. One was a desert Arabian named Leopard and the other, a Barb named Linden Tree. Both of these stallions are listed in stud books of two American breed registries, the Arabian Horse Registry of America and the Jockey Club. There impact on the horse world touches almost every breed in the United States.

These stallions arrived in the United States in 1879 in Virginia, where they spent several years with Rudolf Huntington perfecting what Mr. Huntington hoped would become a new breed of light harness horse. The introduction of the "horseless carriage" contributed to the demise of the project. Near the turn of the century, Leopard and Linden Tree moved west to the ranch holdings of General George Colby in Beatrice, Nebraska. Here the two desert horses left an indelible impression on the foals of the native mares on the Colby holdings. A new type of versatile horse resulted with the reputation of a "good using horses with a lot of �cow�" soon spread.

The Ira J. Whipple family introduced these horses to Colorado through a group of mares and stallions purchased from General Colby. The stallion was a double-bred son of Leopard, and the mares all sired by either Leopard or Linden Tree.

In 1934, Mr. Ruby was invited to display two of his stallions at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. The two leopard patterned stallions, Leopard #3 and Fox #10, were seen by thousands of visitors. Encouraged by the faculty members of what is now Colorado State University, the new breed of horse was officially named Colorado Rangers, horses originating in Colorado bred and raised under range conditions. Verbal reference to those "ranger bred" horses eventually led to the being more commonly know as Rangerbreds, although the official name remains, Colorado Rangers.

With the naming of the breed came a breed registry. Mike Ruby founded the Colorado Ranger Horse Association in 1935. Two years later he applied to the State of Colorado for a corporate charter that was granted on January 4, 1938. Due to registration only being available to CRHA active members and a fifty-member limit imposed, many horses with Rangerbred heritage could not be registered at the time. Those horses with color patterns, however, were gladly accepted by the Appaloosa Horse Club, which came into existence several months later.

In 1964, the Colorado Ranger Horse Association lifted the fifty-member limit and registration was opened up to all horses meeting pedigree requirements, regardless of owner membership status. Since then, the CRHA has registered many of the Appaloosas with Rangerbred heritage that were "lost" to the organization for so many years. Additional Appaloosa bloodlines with Rangerbred connections are still being recognized through continued pedigree research.

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Aegidienberger	Akhal Teke	Albanian	Altai	Alter Real
American Cream Draft	American Creme and White	American Paint Horse	American Quarter Horse	American Saddlebred
American Walking Pony	Andalusian	Andravida	Anglo-Arabian	Anglo-Kabarda
Appaloosa	Appendix	Araappaloosa	Arabian	Ardennes
Argentine Criollo	Ariegeois	Asturian	Australian Brumby	Australian Stock Horse
Avelignese Pony	Azteca	Balearic	Bali Pony	Baluchi
Banker	Ban-ei	Barb	Bardigiano Pony	Bashkir
Bashkir Curly	Basotho Pony / Basuto Pony	Basque Pony	Batak Pony	Belgian
Bhotia Pony	Black Forest	Boer	Bosnian Pony	Boulonnais
Brandenburg	Breton	Brumby	Buckskin	Budyonny
Burmese Pony	Byelorussian Harness	Camargue	Campolina	Canadian
Carpathian Pony	Carthusian	Caspian horse	Cayuse	Cheju
Chilean Corralero	Chincoteague Pony	Chinese Guoxia	Cleveland Bay	Clydesdale
Colorado Ranger Horse	Connemara Pony	Criollo (Uruguay)	Crioulo	Dales Pony
Danube	Dartmoor Pony	Deliboz	Dole Trotter or Dole Gudbrandsdal	Don, Russian Don
Dongola	D�lmen Pony	Dutch Draft	Dutch Warmblood	Egyptian
Eriskay Pony	Estonian Native	Exmoor Pony	Falabella	Fell Pony
Finnhorse	Finnish	Fjord horse	Florida Cracker	Frederiksborg
French Trotter	Friesian	Galician Pony	Galiceno	Garrano
Gelderlander	Gidran	Gotland Pony	Groningen	Gypsy Vanner horse
Hackney	Hackney pony	Haflinger	Hanoverian	Highland Pony
Hokkaido	Holsteiner	Hucul pony	Iberian, encompassing the Andalusian, Alter Real, Lusitano and crosses	Icelandic
Irish Draught	Irish Horse	Java Pony	Jutland	Kabardian or Kabardin
Karabair	Karabakh	Kathiawari	Kazakh Pony	Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horse
Kiger Mustang	Kiso	Kladruber	Knabstrup	Konik
Kustanair	Landais Pony	Latvian Harness Horse (Standard and Light Type)	Lithuanian Heavy Draft	Lipizzan / Lippizzaner
Lusitano	Mangalarga / Mangalarga Marchador	Manipuri Pony	Marwari	Maremmana
Misaki	Missouri Fox Trotting Horse / Missouri Foxtrotter	Miyako	Mongolian	Morab
Morgan	Moyle	Mule	Mustang	Murgese
National Show Horse	New Forest Pony	New Kirgiz	Newfoundland Pony	Noma
Noma pony	Nonius Horse	Nooitgedacht Pony	Noriker	Noric
Northlands Pony	Norwegian Fjord	Ob	Oldenburg	Orlov Trotter
Padang Pony	Paint	Paso Fino	Percheron	Peruvian Paso
Pindos Pony	Pinia	Pintabian	Pinto	Pleven
Poitevin	Polish Konik	Pony of the Americas	Pottok	Przewalski
Pyrenean Tarpan	Quarab	Quarter Horse	Quarter Pony	Racking Horse
Rocky Mountain Horse	Russian Don	Russian Heavy Draft	Russian Trotter	Sable Island Pony
Saddlebred	Salerno	Sandalwood Pony	Sanhe	Schleswiger Heavy Draft
Schwarzw�lder Fuchs	Selle Francais	Shagya / Shagya Arabian	Shetland Pony	Shire
Single-Footing Horse	Skyros Pony	Somali Pony	Sorraia	Soviet Heavy Draft
Spanish Mustang	Spanish-Barb	Spanish-Norman	Spiti Pony	Spotted Saddle horse
Standardbred	Sudan Country-Bred	Suffolk / Suffolk Punch	Sumba and Sumbawa Pony	Swedish Ardennes
Swedish Warmblood	Shagya	Taishuh	Tarpan	Tawleed
Tennessee Walking Horse	Tersky	Thoroughbred	Tiger Horse	Timor Pony
Tokara	Tori	Trakehner	Ukrainian Saddle	Vladimir Heavy Draft
Viatka	Vyatka	Waler	Walkaloosa	Welara Pony
Welsh Pony and Cob	Welsh mountain pony (Section A)	Welsh Cob (Section D)	Wielkopolski	Xilingol
Yakut	Yili	Yonaguni	Zebra	Zemaituka (Zhumd)
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