Quarter Horse

The American Quarter Horse, also known as the Quarter Horse, is an American horse breed that excels at sprinting short distances. Its name derives from its proclivity to outrun other horse breeds in quarter-mile races, with some reaching speeds of up to 44 mph (70.8 km/h). It is among the most expensive horse breeds at about $3,500.

The American Quarter Horse is well-known for its abilities in rodeos, horse shows, as a ranch horse, and as a racehorse. It is widely used in barrel racing as well as show jumping. These horses have exceptional speed and endurance, making them ideal for racing. The Quarter Horse has a muscular body, short legs, and a broad brow. They come in a variety of colors, including Sorell, bay, buckskin, and chestnut. Their mane and tail are black.

Price: The average cost is about $3,500. The annual cost of maintenance is estimated to be around $2,500.