Thoroughbred horse

A Thoroughbred is a breed of horse famous for its speed, agility, and stamina, primarily used in horse racing. Originating in England in the 17th and 18th centuries, they are lean, athletic, and have a refined build with long legs suited for running. Thoroughbreds are known for their competitive spirit and are selectively bred for performance on the racetrack. Besides racing, they are also used in other equestrian disciplines like jumping and eventing. Their history and traits make them a marquee breed in the horse world, symbolizing speed and elegance.