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# Breeds

Horse racing has a long history. Multiple breeds participate in them. At Ekuus we have 4 breeds of racehorses that have properties that make them different from the others. They are based on similarities at a visual level, which generates an important attraction when it comes to breeding NFT horses. The user will have total freedom when it comes to breeding the horses, they can choose between being a breeder of a particular breed or crosses in search of a coat color that makes it special, this breeding option can be done once who has a mare and a stallion on his property.

The breeds present in Ekuus are: **Thoroughbred** , **American Quarter Horse** , **Arabian** and **Appaloosa**.

{% hint style="info" %}
Note\
The horse has an attribute called **Breed** that determines your breed and is associated with an attribute called **Coat color** que especifica la variedad.
{% endhint %}


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