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sunny06 (8/20/2009)
^ Yeah, but only a cross. He isn't pure bred Walker. I don't think anyone ever said he was...
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| Adding my two cents... Don't see any arab or lippizan really. QH, maybe a QH cross?
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i thonk he looks like a pure bred quarter horse, but on some of the other pics he looks crossed with something, but i can't really tell what.
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The cowgirlamber (8/18/2009)
Well he does have a little gait but arabs have a gait sometimes I would really like to have a DNA test done on him but i havent asked a vet how much it would cost does anybody have an idea? Thanks 
I believe they're anywhere from $110-$180.
 
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All breedable Percherons have to be DNA tested. I'm not real sure that DNA testing will give you the breed. What they usually do is compare the strands to known horses to determine parentage. I know I had to DNA my TB's when I had them, too....for the same reason. Check with your vet......this may not be the way to go.
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Arabs do have a little gait but most people train it out of them they use arabs for a lot of saddle seat riding they will hold there head up high and brace there back so you cant post
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He looks like a QH cross to me but thats just my opinion
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I definately don't see any arabian or lipizzan in him. There's really no way of telling just by looking at him. But where I live, if you don't know what it is, it's just a horse. Not any particular breed. He probably has a little bit of everything in him. But he is a pretty horse 
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I'm not sure if it's already been said, but I highly doubt the DNA test would be effective because there's nothing to compare it to.
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