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	Cherry Creek Canadians - Canadian Horse Breed History
		These horses were crossed with the Canadian and contributed to the development of new and distinctive varieties within Lower Canada, as well as to the general mongrelization of the entire Canadian horse population.
		Although Canadian Horses were primarily found in eastern Canada and the United States, the breed was playing an important role in the settlement of all of Canada, including the west.
		The fact that these horses located elsewhere, especially in the maritimes and western Canada, were not recognized, coupled with the advent of the farm tractor, eventually lead to the disappearance of Canadian Horses nearly everywhere, except for in Quebec and Ontario.
	www3.telus.net /cdnhorse/history.htm (5912 words)

	Canadian Horse Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Canadian Horse traces its ancestry to the foundation stock brought to Acadia and New France in the 17th century.
		The popularity of the crossbred horses of northern New England among the stagecoach drivers of Boston is legend.
		The Canadian Pacer was a horse bred from the Narragansett Pacer and the old strains of French-Canadian.
	www.imh.org /imh/bw/canada.html (1778 words)

	Canadian Horse
		The Canadian Horse descended from the French stock Louis XIV sent to Canada in the late 17th century.
		The horses were leased to farmers for money or in exchange for a foal (although they remained the property of the king for three years).
		The Friesian blood was added to the French-Canadian horses in the late 17th and early 18th century, adding trotting ability and feathering to the legs.
	www.furrycritter.com /resources/horses/Canadian_Horse.htm (602 words)

	Canadian Horse Breeders Association - Atlantic District
		Canadian Horse Breeders - Atlantic District is recognized as the official regional club of the Canadian Horse Breeders' Association, the national organization of Canada responsible to register, identify and keep the stud books for the Canadian Horse.
		Our members are fiercely proud of their Canadian Horses, the breed which was named "Canada's National Horse" by the passing of Bill S-22 in 2002, and an interesting article from the Ontario Senators' Report can be reviewed to show how the Canadian became the National Horse.
		The Canadian Horses of Atlantic Canada enjoy performing a great variety of tasks with their owners and partners, from dressage to horse trials (eventing), trail riding, competitive distance riding, participating in local parades and agricultural exhibitions, driving for pleasure or competition, working, harvesting the garden or plowing the field.
	www.canadianhorseatlantic.ca /home.htm (428 words)

	CanadianHorseLink.com - connecting buyers and sellers of Canadian Horses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		These horses are true examples of "survival of the fittest." Forced to endure extreme weather conditions with little or no shelter, and inadequate feed, only the strongest horses survived and were able to reproduce.
		In 1912, the Federal Government became involved in the Canadian Horse breed with the purchase of a mare, Helene.
		Male horses were to be 5'2" to 5'4" (15.2 to 16 HH) and 1250 to 1500 lbs., females were to be 5' to 5'3" (15 HH to 15.3 HH) and 1200 to 1400 lbs.
	www.canadianhorselink.com /history.htm (1600 words)

	Breed Profile: Canadian Horse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Canadian Horses were used for all manner of farm and transportation work.
		They became known for their strength and durability and earned the name "The Little Iron Horse." The hardy Canadian became very popular with British colonists in America and were used extensively as carriage and stagecoach horses and as pack and draft animals in the civil war.
		By the end of the 19th Century, so many Canadian Horses had been shipped into America and the West Indies, the pure Canadian was in danger of becoming extinct.
	www.equisearch.com /breeds/canadianprofile/index.html (498 words)

	Canadian Horse Breed Info
		These remarkable Canadian horses endured the cold winters with hardly anything to eat, or on a very meager diet, with little or no shelter and under generally crude conditions.
		As early as 1835, the deterioration of the breed as a consequence of crossbreeding was being lamented.
		The Canadian was never bred to its purity in the U.S. It has been said that by 1850, half of the estimated 150,000 horses in Canada carried some trace of the blood of the Canadian but there were few of the pure breed left.
	www3.sympatico.ca /mike.chapieski/Coldingham/HorsesInfoPage.htm (1382 words)

	Canadian Horse - Breed Information
		The Canadian Horse registry was one of the first recognized North American horse breed registries in North America.
		In the mid 1800's the Canadian Horse population numbered nearly 150,000, and was spread throughout North America.
		In 1998, a genetic study published in the Canadian Horse Annual stated: "This shows us that the Canadian, bred in isolation for so long, does still appear to be genetically distinct from the popular racing and riding breeds, reinforcing the need to give high priority to its conservation".
	www3.telus.net /cdnhorse/information.htm (1023 words)

	Coalition Against Canadian Horse Slaughter Formed - The Fund for Horses
		In fact, it is a widespread belief that the horse is of more value to us as a living being than as a slab of meat on a foreign dinner plate.
		Its purpose is to influence the enactment of stronger horse protection laws, encourage the enforcement of existing laws, promote higher standards of stewardship through education, and act as industry watchdogs.
		The Canadian Horse Defense Coalition is a partnership of horse industry associations, animal advocacy groups, and rescue organizations,whose mission is to bring about an end of horse slaughter in Canada.
	www.fund4horses.org /info.php?id=890 (447 words)

	Canadian Horse History
		HISTORY OF The Canadian breed may well be one of the best kept secrets of the twentieth century - not because breeders of the Canadian have tried to hide the animals, but because writers of books on horse breeds apparently have not contacted Canadian authorities to inquire.
		In summer, when the horses were little used, they ran loose in the woods, where they were tormented by flies against which they had no defense due to the French practice of docking the tails.
		Canadian horses found a ready market in the United States and were also shipped in great quantities to the West Indies, a fact overlooked by enthusiasts of the paso-gaited horses.
	www.eidnet.org /local/cdnhorse/history.htm (1460 words)

	Canadian Shire Horse Association's Reading Room
		It stands to reason that for horses to carry a fully armoured knight weighing in excess of four hundred pounds into battle, an animal with great strength and yet a calm temperament would be required; two characteristics not lost on today’s Shire.
		Whether for use as a ‘Cart Horse’, as they were also known during this period in history, or as a ‘War Horse’, ‘a hundred stallions of large stature’ were imported to England from the lowlands of Flanders, Holland, and the banks of the Elbe, from 1199 to 1216.
		It was during the reign of Henry VIII that acts to prohibit the breeding of horses under 15 hands were passed, and that the name ‘shire’ as applied to the horse was first used in these statutes.
	www.canadianshirehorse.com /readingroom.html (1650 words)

	The Canadian Horse
		Influence of the Dutch Friesian may be noticed in the trotting ability of the Canadian, the feathered legs, abundance of mane and tail, and general appearance.
		King Louis sent three shipments of horses to the New World: the first in 1665 consisted of 2 stallions and 20 mares, however, 8 mares were lost on the voyage; in 1667 fourteen or fifteen horses were sent and in 1670 a stallion and 11 mares made the voyage.
		Soon Canadians were found on fine carriages, on stagecoaches and unfortunately as recruits in the Civil War as mounts and as pack and draft animals.
	www.eidnet.org /local/cdnhorse/cdnbreed.htm (1147 words)

	CMHA - Home Page
		The prime function of the association is to administer the registration of the purebred Canadian Morgan and oversee the registration of the Part Morgan horse.
		Canadian Livestock Records Corp., Ottawa, Ontario, maintains the records for the association, while a board of directors, which includes an elected director from each zone, manages the association.
		In support of the Canadian Morgan industry and to introduce the breed to prospective owners, our magazine "The Canadian Morgan" is published 5 times a year.
	www.morganhorse.ca (630 words)

	Canadian Horse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Canadian Horse is a breed of horse developed in Canada.
		The Canadian Horse gave rise to the Canadian Pacer, which has had a profound impact on many of the gaited breeds of today.
		On April 30, 2002 a bill was passed into law by the Canadian Government making the Canadian Horse an official symbol of Canada [1][2].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Canadian_Horse (580 words)

	Breeds of Livestock - Canadian Horse
		The Canadian Horse is a little known national treasure of Canada.
		The Canadian was used for crossbreeding to improve the strength and hardiness of other breeds, and helped to found other North American breeds such as the Morgan, Tennessee Walking Horse, Standardbred, and the American Saddlebred.
		Increasingly, Canadian Horses were exported out of Canada for the Boer war, for working the sugar plantations in the West Indies, and to the United States for use on the stage-lines and for the American Civil War.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /breeds/HORSES/CANADIAN (788 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		In addition to traditional warmblood horses, we also feature The Canadian Horse, a versatile and talented historic treasure especially useful for families who want to compete and ride for pleasure on the same mount.
		To this end, Dazzler, our Canadian stallion, was imported from Canada to infuse some of the finest Canadian blood into Canadian Horses in North America.
		Dazzler is also a tremendously beautiful and athletic horse capable of imparting his sturdy bone, powerful impulsion and graceful gaits onto his crossbred progeny.
	www.canadianhorseusa.com /home.html (356 words)

	Canadian Warmblood Horse Breeders Association - Home
		The Canadian Warmblood Horse Breeders Association (CWHBA) was Incorporated, under the Canadian Live Stock Pedigree Act, in 1991.
		The association is a corporate union of breeders for the purpose of furthering warmblood horse breeding in Canada.
		A horse which, on the basis of its temperament, character, and rideability is suitable for Olympic and related Equestrian sports.....
	www.canadianwarmbloods.com (806 words)

	Royal Canadian Horse Artillery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Royal Canadian Horse Artillery is the name given to the regular field artillery units of the Canadian Army.
		The RCHA is the senior unit of the Canadian regular forces, with a history dating back to the birth of Canada as a nation.
		The Royal Canadian Horse Artillery is allied to the Royal Horse Artillery.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Royal_Canadian_Horse_Artillery (268 words)

	Hidden Meadow Farm - Home Page
		In April of 2002, the Parliament of Canada passed a bill establishing the Canadian Horse as Canada's National Horse, recognizing the breed's fine attributes and contribution to Canadian history.
		Hidden Meadow Farm is dedicated to breeding Canadian Horses that continue to show the versatility, athletic ability, and intelligence of the "little iron horse." Our breeding stock is carefully selected for quality of conformation and temperament.
		Hidden Meadow Farm was founded in 1987 on 47 acres in Erin Township, 45 minutes from Toronto, near Guelph Ontario.
	www.canadianhorses.com (193 words)

	Canadian Horse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ancestors of Canada's own breed, the Canadian Horse or le Cheval Canadien, were imported from France.
		The heavy work during the early colonial period as well as the rigors of the climate led to a natural selection in favour of hardier animals.
		The result was the "little iron horse" weighing between 1000 and 1250 lbs.
	www.equinecanada.ca /EC/EC_HIC_BIC_Canadian.shtml (133 words)

	Canadian Sport Horse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Originally formed in 1926 as the Canadian Hunter Saddle and Light Horse Improvement Society, the Canadian Sport Horse Association has undergone many name changes without losing sight of their goal to create a horse of world-class performance quality, all the while recognizing that the majority of horses are ridden by amateur riders.
		The Canadian Sport Horse usually stands between 16 and 17 hands and must have a minimum bone measurement of 8 inches (circumference of the cannon bone just below the knee of the front leg).
		Mares are inspected at a minimum of three years of age, while stallions must undergo an extremely strict exam on conformation, as well as fulfill certain performance requirements to acquire breeding approval.
	www.equestrian.ca /EC/EC_HIC_BIC_CanadianSporthorse.shtml (202 words)

	Links: Breeds & Breeders Canadian Horse
		Located in Kamloops BC, Canada, we specialize in breeding the traditional type of Canadian Horse, with emphasis on temperament and athleticism.
		ferme des berges inc. is a long time breeder (since 1974) of the cheval canadien (the canadian horse).
		our herd is in excess of 220 canadian horses which makes us the largest canadian horse breeder.
	www.horseweb.com /links/Breeds_Breeders/Canadian_Horse/index.htm (188 words)

	Canadian Horse Breed Description
		The ideal Canadian horse should have a short, straight, rectangular head, set high with a small mouth and a large, flat forehead.
		The ancestors of the modern Canadian horse first arrived in the New France region of Canada in July of 1665.
		Cross breeding with other horses was infrequent, primarily because the difficult topography of the Appalachian mountains prevented much interaction with neighbors, but also because the war between France and England forbid interaction with the English colonists to the South.
	www.equinepost.com /resources/breeds/showBreed.asp?ID=140 (403 words)

	Canadian Racing Hall Of Fame To Induct 11 New Members - Horse Racing - KCCI.com \| KCCI
		A total of two thoroughbred horses and four standardbreds are included along with trainer David Cross and harness racing drivers/trainers Doug Brown and Jacques Hebert.
		Among the many champion horses he drove was Hall of Fame member Town Pro.
		Harness horse Armbro Feather was voted Canada's champion older pacing female in 1989.
	www.kcci.com /horseracing/9266677/detail.html (621 words)

	Canadian Horse Breed Resources * Rare equine breeds conservation * RareSteeds.com
		Canadian Horse breed description from Oklahoma State University Department of Animal Sciences
		Canadian Horse breed description from International Museum of the Horse
		Bill C-390 - Reintroduction of the bill to declare the Canadian Horse the National Horse of Canada (Dec 1999)
	www.raresteeds.com /Breeds/canadian.htm (356 words)

	Canadian Horse of the Year Wando Retired - bloodhorse.com
		Date Posted: 5/13/2005 10:57:36 AM Last Updated: 5/13/2005 3:57:57 PM Wando, a Canadian Triple Crown winner for breeder/owner Gustav Schickedanz, was retired after suffering a slight tear in his left hind suspensory during the May 4 Westchester Handicap (gr.
		The 5-year-old son of Langfuhr has arrived back at his home base at Woodbine and later will be sent to Schickedanz' Schonberg Farm near Schomberg, Ontario.
		Wando, who was produced from the Woodman mare Kathie's Colleen, was Canada's Horse of the Year and champion 3-year-old male after winning the 2003 Triple Crown.
	news.bloodhorse.com /viewstory.asp?id=28114 (149 words)

	The Canadian Supreme
		For six days, from September 26th to October 1st, 2006, the Westerner Exhibition in Red Deer, Alberta, will host the Canadian Supreme - the most prestigious Cutting/Reining/Working Cow Horse show in Canada.
		The goal of the Canadian Supreme is to preserve and promote the useful training traditions of the western horseman.
		The performance-oriented enthusiast of the California-style does not necessarily look to any particular breed of horse but rather for the animals with cow "savvy" and, at the same time, one that responds to the demands of the rider.
	www.canadiansupreme.com (108 words)

	Standardbred Canada, registering Standardbreds, promoting harness racing in Canada and beyond.
		November 10, 2006 : The mixed portion of the Standardbred Horse Sales Company's sale continues today in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with hip numbers 1,490 to 1,985 scheduled to go through the ring.....
		November 10, 2006 : Raffle tickets are currently being sold to benefit injured horseman and trainer Trevor Boyd, who will be on the sidelines after breaking his leg in a training accident.....
		November 10, 2006 : Bunny Lake, the 2001 U.S. Horse of the Year, sold today in Harrisburg for $400,000 to Hanover Shoe Farms Inc., of Hanover, Pennsylvania.....
	www.standardbredcanada.ca (654 words)

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