[THREADLY FUN HORSE FACT]
Thoroughbreds are used in all the events you see in games and what most people think about in horse racing.

Standardbreds are the most common horses in cart racing, but I hear Europe uses some other breeds sometimes.

Quarterhorses use to be used for sprinting but got phased out overtime, but they the #1 horse breed in the US and the most likely horse you've seen in Cowboy movies. Also people in the US, Mexico, and Canada love doing impromptu racing with them.

Arabs are used for endurance and cross-country racing, but as in going super long distances across the desert or other rough terrain.

There's some other miscellaneous racing various as well. Like I think England has thoroughbred racing with small jumps included. Perhaps a UK anon can elaborate. There's various timed events for all sorts of breeds and horse sports but not considered a big deal since people don't gamble on them.

Don't hesitate to let me know if there is any horse fact you'd like to learn, /hsrg/ - Horse and Stallion Racing General!

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[THREADLY FUN HORSE FACTS #2]

The Amourski (Russian: Aмypcкaя лoшaдь, Amourskaïa lochad), also known as Amur horse or Manchurian pony, is an extinct breed of small Siberian and Manchurian horses. Formed in the early 19th century, it originated from the area around the Amur River in northeast Asia, in Russia and China. These small horses, more refined than other Siberian breeds, were usually ridden or driven, and were known for their hardiness.

[FUN FACT #10]

Although machinery has replaced horses in many parts of the world, an estimated 100 million horses, donkeys and mules are still used for agriculture and transportation in less developed areas. This number includes around 27 million working animals in Africa alone. Some land management practices such as cultivating and logging can be efficiently performed with horses. In agriculture, less fossil fuel is used and increased environmental conservation occurs over time with the use of draft animals such as horses. Logging with horses can result in reduced damage to soil structure and less damage to trees due to more selective logging.

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