Colorado Ranger
The Colorado Ranger is a distinctive and versatile horse breed known for its exceptional stamina, intelligence, and multi-purpose capabilities. Originating in the eastern plains of Colorado, this breed was developed in the early 20th century by Mike Ruby, who crossbred foundation Appaloosa stock with Arabian and local ranch horses. Colorado Rangers are characterized by their athletic build, typically standing between 14.2 and 16 hands high. They possess a strong and well-muscled physique, contributing to their endurance and agility. One of the defining traits of the Colorado Ranger is its often colorful coat, which can feature a range of patterns, including spotted characteristics reminiscent of its Appaloosa heritage. Renowned for their easygoing demeanor and trainability, these horses excel in various disciplines, from ranch work to competitive events like endurance riding and western pleasure. The Colorado Ranger Horse Association oversees the breed's registry, ensuring the preservation of its unique lineage and qualities. With a combination of striking appearance and robust abilities, the Colorado Ranger is both a practical working horse and a remarkable addition to any equestrian pursuit.
Colors: Roan, Appaloosa patterns, Bay, Black, Brown
