Colorado Ranger Horse
The Colorado Rangerbred was named for its Colorado High Plains origin. Despite appearances, the Rangerbred is not a type of Appaloosa. It has its own unique heritage.
Colorado Ranger Horses
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The Colorado Ranger Horse
There are many different coat colorings for this breed, many of which are spotted. These horses have gentle dispositions, making first-class riding animals and often working with cows on ranches.
Colorado Ranger Horse
The Colorado Ranger Horse: Going Beyond the Spots
The Colorado Ranger Horse can easily be mistaken as belonging to another breed.
Colorado Ranger Horses are refined horses due to their Arabian/Barb ancestry and are compact animals, with powerful hindquarters. Like most popular breeds, Rangerbred sizes range from 14.2 to 16+ hands with the average height at 15.
Colorado Ranger Horse Connemara Pony Crioulo Dales Pony Dartmoor Pony Deliboz Djerma Døle Dongola Dutch Draft Dutch Warmblood
Cream Draft American Creme White American Walking Pony Andalusian Anglo-Kabarda Appaloosa Araappaloosa Arabian ...
The Colorado Ranger Horse Association is one of the oldest horse registries in the United States. They register horses that can be traced back to one of the two founding stallions of the breed.
The Colorado Ranger Horse Association has no color preference. Some CRHA-registered horses display Appaloosa characteristics and coloration and some do not. 'Color is a fickle jade. It is merely pigment in the skin. It cannot be ridden. Fads fade.
The COLORADO RANGER HORSE ASSOCIATION was formed to compete with the Appaloosa Horse Club, Inc.
FACT:
The CRHA is an older registry than the ApHC. About 90% of all registered Rangerbreds are also registered with the ApHC.
*Colorado Ranger Horse - no color preference
Comtois - generally chestnut or bay
*Connemara - all solid colors, piebalds and skewbalds not accepted
*Corsican - bay with few white markings ...
Anazeh then sired eight purebred Arabian foals, four of whom still appear in pedigrees today.[45][4] Leopard is also a foundation sire of the Colorado Ranger Horse.
In the year 1918, a spotted Barb stallion named Spotte was introduced to the breed. Many of today's Colorado Ranger horses can be traced back to him.
 See also: Colorado Ranger, Stallion, Appaloosa, Pony, Quarter Horse
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