Horses are the reason we travel the way we do — and every destination in our collection introduces you to breeds shaped by their landscape, their history, and the people who raised them. This is our growing index of the horses you’ll meet on the world’s great rides, organised by region. Detailed breed histories are on their way.
The Americas
- The Florida Cracker Horse
- The American Mustang
- The Appaloosa
- The Chincoteague Pony
- The Tennessee Walking Horse
- The Peruvian Paso
- The American Quarter Horse
- The Morgan
- The Paso Fino
- The Criollo
Europe
- The Andalusian
- The Lipizzaner
- The Friesian
- The Irish Draught
- The Camargue Horse
- The Haflinger
- The Hanoverian
- The Connemara Pony
- The Welsh Pony and Cob
- The Henson Horse
- The Lusitano
- The Selle Français
- The Shire Horse
- The Clydesdale
- The Exmoor Pony
- The Norwegian Fjord
- The Konik
- The Percheron
- The Belgian Draft
- The Suffolk Punch
- The Thoroughbred
- The Trakehner
- The Holsteiner
- The Highland Pony
- The Shetland Pony
- The Sorraia
Middle East, Asia & Oceania
- The Barb
- The Arabian
- The Akhal-Teke
- The Icelandic Horse
- The Marwari
- The Kathiawari
- The Brumby
- Przewalski’s Horse
More to come
We’re adding a full history for each of these breeds — where they came from, what they were bred for, and where you can ride them today. Check back soon.