American Saddlebred

The American Saddlebred is a gaited breed originating from all across the United States starting in the 1800s. The breed was historically used on the battlefield and for leisure due to its swift gait. Today, the breed is beloved for its striking athletic and graceful appearance, but also its ability to compete in a variety of disciplines.

Body Type: Light
Stats: Power, Speed, and Agility
Crosses: Appalachian Mountain Horse, National Show Horse

Base Color Genes: Extension (E/e), Agouti (A+/A/At/a)
Dilution Genes: Grey (G), Cream (Cr), Dun (D), Champagne (Ch)
Modifier Genes: Flaxen (f), Silver (Z), Primitive (nd1)
White Patterns: Tobiano (To), Sabino (Sa1), Overo (Fr), Roan (Rn), Dominant White (W20)

Design Lab Only Genes: None
Reserved Breeding Colors: None
Wild Only Genes: None