American Presidents and Their Horses

From George Washington through to George Bush, have a look through our list of presidents and the horses who partnered with them throughout history.

Ronald Reagan & Queen Elizabeth II American Presidents and Their Horses

JFKs Horse Macaroni American Presidents and Their Horses

ContentAdvert President Theodore Roosevelt on a horse in Colorado; American Presidents and Their Horses

RONALD REAGAN & GEORGE H.W. BUSH ON HORSES AT CAMP DAVID American Presidents and Their Horses

Harry Truman and Missouri Mule (MSA) American Presidents and Their Horses

Harry S Truman mounted army in World War I ... American Presidents and Their Horses

President Gerald Ford on a Vacation Trail Ride American Presidents and Their Horses

Old Bob & Abraham Lincoln American Presidents and Their Horses

William Taft American Presidents and Their Horses

JFK & Kids with horse at Camp David, 1963 American Presidents and Their Horses

Lyndon Johnson showing off his skill on Lady B, a Tennessee Walking Hors American Presidents and Their Horses

Zachary Taylor - When the former Major General of the US Army moved into the White House, he took his beloved warhorse Old Whitey with him. It�s said that Old Whitey would often graze in the White House lawn and it was common for visitors to pluck a hair or two for a lovely parting gift. American Presidents and Their Horses

Andrew Jackson - Old Hickory had a famous thirst for sport and bred thoroughbred racehorses on his Tennessee estate, The Hermitage. When he left Nashville for Washington he brought his stable with him. That�s right, the White House became a fully functioning breeding, training and racing operation. American Presidents and Their Horses

Ronald Reagan American Presidents and Their Horses

Blueskin - Blueskin was a gray horse ridden by George Washington. He was one of Washington`s two primary mounts during the American Revolutionary War. The horse was a half-Arabian, sired by the stallion "Ranger", also known as "Lindsay`s Arabian", said to have been obtained from the Sultan of Morocco. Blueskin was a gift to Washington from Colonel Benjamin Tasker Dulany (c. 1752�1816) of Maryland. Dulany married Elizabeth French, a ward of Washington`s, who gave her away at her wedding to Dulany on February 10, 1773 American Presidents and Their Horses