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About the American saddlebred

Origin
Kentucky, United States
Height
15–17 hands
Lifespan
25–30 years
Build
High-set arched neck, level croup, high knee action
Gaits
Three-gaited, or five-gaited with the slow gait and rack
Temperament
Alert, willing, people-oriented

Read more about the american saddlebred — what they are like to live with, grooming, and the health worth knowing about.

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