The Rocky Mountain Horse
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The history of the breed originating from Eastern Kentucky.
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Rocky Mountain Horse Certified to breed Stallion.
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Who started it?. Sam Tuttle was the most prominent breeder of Rocky Mountain Horses for the first three quarters of the twentieth century. The man pictured is Sam Tuttle himself!.
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TOBE. TOBE was the primary Rocky Mountain stallion used in Sam’s breeding program. As pictured!.
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Rocky Mountain Horse Association | FAQs. The Association.
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Diagram Description automatically generated. In 1986, the Rocky Mountain Horse Association was created to build the breeds numbers; there were only 26 horses in the first batch of registrations. Since then, the association has, over 25,000 horses in the system as of 2015. Even though the breed itself is on a watch list because they are considered endangered because of the small amount of horses registered..
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In order to be accepted by the registry a foal's parentage must be tested by a DNA database. Horses must also be inspected to ensure that they meet the physical characteristic and gait requirements of the registry..
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The breed's four beat gait and disposition make it sought out by elderly who want a hobby to extreme trail riders. They even make amazing show horses cause of their many different styles of gaits and animated looks!.
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My Experience With The Breed.
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I've had rocky mountain horses since I was 8 years old. My first Rocky Mountain was named Tea Rose that I got in 2011; who I showed till I was 10 years old and she taught me to ride. Since then I've had a ton of them go in and out of my barn. The first picture is of me getting her ready for our first trail ride ever. I was only 8 and she was only 3! The second photo is of us at our first big horse show!.
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Since then I've had a ton of them go in and out my barn. I continue to show them to this day. As of right now I have 4 Rocky Mountains that I own and 5 others that I also train. All of the horses pictured are of horses I showed and trained this year! Two of them also won their grand chamionships.
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These horses are everything they were talked up to be. From being sure footed and having a load of stamina. They are so intelligent, beautiful, smart, with an astonishing smooth gait to spare..
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Thank you for watching my presentation of the Rocky Mountain horse. I hope you learned more about this amazing breed who originated from the backwoods of Eastern Kentucky!.