C. Jarvis Insurance | Breed Spotlight

Percheron Horse

Long before the invention of the motorized truck and farm tractor, the Percheron draft horse provided the power to build and feed our nation. Now this noble horse provides the power, substance, beauty, and style as America's work and recreation horse for the twenty first century.

Morgan Horse

The intelligence, willingness, zest for life, and good sense of the Morgan is blended with soundness of limb, athleticism, and stamina. In addition, Morgan thriftiness and longevity have made this breed a good bargain for more than 200 years-- easy to love and affordable to own.

American Saddlebred Horse

American breeders carefully blended the blood of all of these along with the smooth gaited saddle horses of England and created a horse possessing the finest virtues of them all - the American Saddlebred Horse.

Arabian Horse

The Arabian horse has a refined and beautiful physical appearance called "type" which includes a dished or concave face; large, dark, expressive eyes set wide apart; arched neck with clean throat latch; high tail carriage; light, elegant way of moving.

American Miniature Horse

An elegant, scaled down version of the largest horse, the American Miniature cannot be taller than 34 inches at the withers. The Miniature horses of today are stylish, well proportioned and the product of nearly 400 years of selected breeding.

Thoroughbred Horse

Noted for its ability to carry speed over extended distances, the Thoroughbred is also a popular choice among horsemen in many disciplines beyond the race track, including hunting, jumping, eventing and polo.

American Quarter Horse

Competing in every discipline imaginable, from traditional rodeo events such as roping and barrel racing to the refined English classes of dressage and show jumping, has made the American Quarter Horse the one of the most versatile breeds in the world.