About The Breed
The British Appaloosa has a fascinating lineage that traces back to the spotted horses admired by various cultures, including prehistoric France and the Nez Perce tribe in America. In the UK, the breed's diverse sizes and types were initially recognized by the British Spotted Horse and Pony Society. In 1976, the British Appaloosa Society was formed, separating horses and ponies into distinct categories. This society established a grading system and maintains detailed breeding records. British Appaloosas can exhibit a variety of color patterns, including spotted blankets, marbled leopards, and snowflakes. Known for their versatility, they are often referred to as "the horse for all reasons."
Quest Info
The video, filmed at the Royal Windsor Horse Show, features Stanford Pride, a leopard-spotted British Appaloosa gelding owned by Penny Oliver.
