Can You Guess The Breed? - Thread Game

HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW HORSE BREEDS? This is how you play!

1. The person above you has described a breed. This is the form :

CAN YOU GUESS THE BREED?
Country / Region of Origin :
Build / Type :
Distinctive Coat Colors :
Distinctive Markings / Patterns :
Hair Length / Thickness :
Distinctive Conformational Features :
Gait Description :
Traditional / Common Use :

2. You then try to guess the breed they described to the best of your ability ( do some research if you need to! ) 

3. It's your turn to fill out the form to describe a breed! If a player has answered your post wrong, just notify them somewhere in the thread and tell them the breed you were describing!

Guidelines
• It doesn't have to be in-game, but make sure it is a relatively known and registered breed, you're not describing a crossbreed or a new breed, and the breed is easy to research if need be!
• Please use the registered breed name to avoid confusion, and make sure you are describing the breed accurately before you post!
• There are always anomalies within each breed, so try and make sure you describe the typical standards for the breed so it isn't too difficult! eg - The Lipizzanner can be many colors, but grey is standard and well recognized, so describe it as 'typically solid grey'
• Play as many times as you'd like and try to add some variety! 

GOOD LUCK! I'll start with a couple so you can see the format, and to get the ball rolling! 

CAN YOU GUESS THE BREED?
Country / Region of Origin : Scotland
Build / Type : Draught / Heavy Horse
Distinctive Coat Colors : Bay, Brown
Distinctive Markings / Patterns : Usually Sabino
Hair Length / Thickness : Mid Length, Feather
Distinctive Conformational Features : N/A
Gait Description : Standard but Powerful 
Traditional / Common Use : Riding, Driving, Farming 

Clydesdale?

CAN YOU GUESS THE BREED? 
Country / Region of Origin : Portugal
Build / Type : Baroque Horse
Distinctive Coat Colors : Solids, creams, greys
Distinctive Markings / Patterns : Less white markings
Hair Length / Thickness : Mid length to long
Distinctive Conformational Features : More convex, roman nose
Gait Description : Standard but elevated and agile
Traditional / Common Use : Bred for war, used for riding