Description
The Schleich® Horse Club Saddlebred Mare has a beautiful chestnut coat with a light blond mane.
The Schleich® Horse Club Saddlebred Mare carries her head and long tail very high, a typical characteristic of this breed. In the past, American Saddlebreds served as riding and carriage horses for American settlers. Nowadays, these horses are mainly used for shows. In addition to the walk, trot, and canter, some also master the Slow Gait and Rack gaits. Both are four-beat, pleasant, and gentle gaits.
Funny detail
American Saddlebred breeding began in the U.S. state of Kentucky.
The Schleich® Horse Club Saddlebred Mare carries her head and long tail very high, a typical characteristic of this breed. In the past, American Saddlebreds served as riding and carriage horses for American settlers. Nowadays, these horses are mainly used for shows. In addition to the walk, trot, and canter, some also master the Slow Gait and Rack gaits. Both are four-beat, pleasant, and gentle gaits.
Funny detail
American Saddlebred breeding began in the U.S. state of Kentucky.