Country of Origin: Great Britain
Use today: Gypsy horses are best known as driving horses in the United Kingdom, but in North America they have become popular trail and show horses, ridden both English and western, as well as carriage horses. 
Color: Although not a color breed, piebalds (black and white pinto), skewbalds (red/brown and white pintos) and blagdon (solid color with white belly splashes) horses are popular. 
Height: 14 to 15.2 hands.
 Profile: Gypsy horses, registered as Gypsy Vanner...
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