Barb Horse
Name:
Barb Horse
Lifespan:
20-30 years +
Height:
13.3 to 14.3 h.h.
Appearance:
High withers, powerful front end, short back, a sloping rump, low tail, hardy legs and sound hooves.
Markings:
Yes
Colors:
Grey, Bay, Chestnut, Black, Pinto, Roan
Aptitude:
Western riding, English riding, Dressage
Facts:
Because of its ‘gentle nature’ and ‘eagerness to learn’, Barb horses were trained for dressage in several European cities in the 16th century.
Like the Arabian Horses, the Barb Horses too have played a significant role in the development of most other horse breeds in the world.
They are also gentle and docile in nature, making them a wonderful equine companion for horse owners, riders, and trainers of all levels.
Super fact:
One of the most popular ‘Barbary’ horse was Roan Barbary, owned by the English King Richard II in the 14th century.
Barb Horse
Lifespan:
20-30 years +
Height:
13.3 to 14.3 h.h.
Appearance:
High withers, powerful front end, short back, a sloping rump, low tail, hardy legs and sound hooves.
Markings:
Yes
Colors:
Grey, Bay, Chestnut, Black, Pinto, Roan
Aptitude:
Western riding, English riding, Dressage
Facts:
Because of its ‘gentle nature’ and ‘eagerness to learn’, Barb horses were trained for dressage in several European cities in the 16th century.
Like the Arabian Horses, the Barb Horses too have played a significant role in the development of most other horse breeds in the world.
They are also gentle and docile in nature, making them a wonderful equine companion for horse owners, riders, and trainers of all levels.
Super fact:
One of the most popular ‘Barbary’ horse was Roan Barbary, owned by the English King Richard II in the 14th century.