Did you know?
The Gypsy Horse in the United States is actually an Irish Cob or a Colored Cob. It’s a domestic horse that originally came from the British Isles. It’s often piebald or skewbald, small in stature, but solidly built. The nickname for the breed comes from the fact that it is the only broken-colored horse breed of the British Isles and has been particularly associated with the Roman and Pavee traveling people of Ireland and Britain.
