What does MQH mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The Milliman Quarter Horse originated in the United States in the early 1900s as a cross between Thoroughbreds, Morgans, American Saddle Horses, and other breeds. They were bred specifically for their strength, agility, and intelligence.

The Milliman Quarter Horse has an average height of 14-16 hands and weighs between 900-1200 pounds. They have strong muscular bodies with broad chests, long legs, and powerful hindquarters. Their coats come in all colors but are usually one solid color or two-tone combinations such as bay or black over white.

The Milliman Quarter Horse is generally known for its friendly disposition and willingness to please its handlers. They are intelligent animals that learn quickly with consistency in training. They do best when given regular exercise to keep them physically fit and mentally stimulated.

The Milliman Quarter Horse is versatile enough to be used for a variety of tasks including racing, rodeo competitions, trail riding, jumping, dressage, western pleasure riding, equitation classes at horse shows, cattle work on ranches or farms, and recreational pleasure riding.

Prices vary widely depending on age, gender, pedigree quality, etc., but generally speaking they can cost anywhere from around 0-000 USD depending on their bloodlines or show record if any at all.