Country of Origin: North America
Use today: Today, the horses are used for endurance riding and traditional western ranching pursuits. 
Color: All colors are found. 
Height: 13.2 to 15.2 hands.
 Profile: The Florida Cracker descends from Spanish horses such as the Barb and the Spanish Jennet that arrived in the southern United States in the 1500s. Although it is genetically similar to the Mustang, Paso Fino and other modern Spanish breeds, the Florida Cracker’s geological isolation meant that t...
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