As the cross between a male donkey and a female horse, the mule is almost always sterile. They range in size from miniature to draft size depending on the mare that was bred to the jack. Because of the donkey, they are very strong and surefooted being able to carry more weight than a horse of the same size. Also, they can jump much higher than horses. A mule can be used for anything a horse is used for and they tend to be calmer.
speed550
strength900
con.550
agil.800
endur.700
intell.650
person.550
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horse breed: morgan
The Morgan was originally bred by Justin Morgan in the United States. All Morgans trace back to a small, bay stallion named Figure. A versatile and strong breed, the Morgan is an all-around athlete as well as being very spirited but loving. They excel at everything from show jumping to dressage to many western events, such as reining and cutting.
speed600
strength800
con.900
agil.800
endur.550
intell.750
person.650
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horse breed:morab
Originating from a cross of Arabians and Morgans, a common misconception surrounding the Morab is that it is not a breed, but a half-breed. The Morab has its own registry and when bred, reliably pass along distinguishing characteristics. This long-lived breed is muscular and powerful, with a uniformed, refined build. The Morab is an excellent family horse often used for showing and jumping.
speed800
strength750
con.850
agil.700
endur.650
intell.550
person.650
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horse breed:missouri fox trotter
Named for its "fox trot" gait, the Missouri Fox Trotter is a great long-distance trail riding breed. Often used by forest rangers because of their surefootedness and endurance, the Fox Trotter is also known to have a calm disposition and a willingness to work.
speed750
strength550
con.600
agil.800
endur.700
intell650
person.950
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horse breed: lusitano
Originating in the Iberian Peninsula (now Spain and Portugal), the Lusitano is closely related to the Andalusian. Known to have a calm disposition and not be quick to panic, this breed was once a war horse and has been used in the bullring for many years. Similar to the Andalusian, the Lusitano is agile and elegant with a strong "cow sense". Its arched neck, graceful appearance and excellent gaits lend the breed to dressage along with any general riding purposes.
speed650
strength650
con.950
agil.900
endur.600
intell.600
person.550
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horse relative: llama
Related to the camel, the llama is the among the oldest of the domesticated animals in the world. Originally domesticated in Peru it is most often used as a pack animal, being surefooted and able to carry approximately a quarter of its weight. Found only in the jungles of Horse Isle, the llama may not be horse, but you can pretend!
speed300
strength600
con.350
agil.600
endur.850
intell.900
person.600
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horse breed: lippizan
Originating in Denmark, the original Knabstrup was only 14.3 hands high. Now considered quite rare, the only aim in breeding this spotted horse has been to maintain a Danish riding horse, no matter the size. Most often found with loud leopard spotting, more recent crossbreeding for coloring has caused there to now be many different types, making the original much less common. Not only known for its coloring, but also for its intelligence and temperament, the Knabstrup is generally used as a carriage and riding horse.
speed550
strength750
con.950
agil.50
endur.600
intell.800
person.850
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horse breed : knabstrup
Originating in Denmark, the original Knabstrup was only 14.3 hands high. Now considered quite rare, the only aim in breeding this spotted horse has been to maintain a Danish riding horse, no matter the size. Most often found with loud leopard spotting, more recent crossbreeding for coloring has caused there to now be many different types, making the original much less common. Not only known for its coloring, but also for its intelligence and temperament, the Knabstrup is generally used as a carriage and riding horse.
speed800
strength50
con.550
agil.650
endur.900
intell.900
person.750
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horse breed :irish draught
Originating in Ireland, the Irish Draught is a powerfully built horse of substance, but not as heavily built as the name implies. Once used for agriculture as well as war (as recent as World War I) the breed was crossed with Thoroughbreds and now excels in jumping and many other competitions.
speed750
strength850
con.600
agil.750
endur.700
intell.600
person.500
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horse breed:icelandic
The Icelandic Horse is incredibly respected in its native country of Iceland. It is a small, gaited breed that came to Iceland with the Vikings over 1000 years ago. Normally raised outside with a herd and not trained until the age of four or five, the Icelandic Horse has a respect for humans and is spirited and sure-footed. It is a very versatile breed and even though it is small, it is strong enough to carry adults by the age of four.
speed550
strength800
con.550
agil.500
endur.750
intell.600
person. 850
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