Pintabian

The head-turning Pintabian is a newer horse breed. Officially established in America in 1992, it is the result of carefully crossing Arabians with Paint horses to create classic Arabian conformation with a splashy pinto pattern—an Arabian of a different color, if you will!

Like the Arabian, the Pintabian is a small, elegant horse that features a dish face, large expressive eyes, and high tail carriage. This horse is gentle and intelligent with stamina for days! The breed is commonly used in showing, endurance, and western pleasure, but also makes a nice all-arounder.

The Pintabian, also known as Pinto Arabian, is also quite new to Jorvik, being imported within the last decade by the Goldspur family. More than just a gorgeous face, this horse has a sweet temperament that makes it well-suited to a variety of riders!