Blazer
About The Breed:
The Blazer breed started in 1967. All Blazer horses trace back to one founding sire, Little Blaze. He was a combination of Quarter Horse, Thoroughbred, Morgan and Shetland. A man named Neil Hinck bred Little Blaze and then chose his foundation stock for the breed.
He handpicked 15 mares by conformation and disposition only, then kept a close herd for 50 years. ~Diane Robson
Blazer horses are described as... Efficient: Standing only 13-15hh they are easy to care for, feed and maintain. Versatile: Extreme Cowboy Races, Cows, Mountain Trails. Durable: Known to be out working well into their twenties without missing a beat! Personable: They are people friendly and like to “Adopt their people.”
Official Breed Representative:
Name: Casey’s Little Mariah
Breed Origin: USA
Gender: Mare
Color: Bay
Registry: American Blazer Horse Association
Owned By: Diane Robson
Filmed in: Montana, USA
“Thoroughbred, Quarter Horse, Morgan, and Shetland can all be found in Little Blaze’s pedigree and he became the foundation sire of the Blazer breed. ”
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The Blazer was also featured in my rare horse breed article on Horse Rookie.
