This article describes how horse breeding was used among the Native Indians as a trade. Bear in mind that during that time they didn’t have any special equipment like battery powered microscopes to aid them. At that time battery powered microscopes have not been invented yet, and they solely relied on what the Spaniards taught them about breeding. Nowadays, breeding of horses can be studied closer with the help of these microscopy equipments like the battery powered microscopes. In the past, Native American Indians utilized dogs to bear their goods and load during travel. When the Spanish settlers arrived and introduced horses to the Native Indians, this was the time the Indians had ever seen a horse. In the beginning the Native Indians were afraid of the horses, but in time they were able to ride and handle the animals well. The Spaniards were not allowed to give the Native Indians horses because they were, at the time, slaves, but got around the law and instead gave them horses in order to help them with the work they did. Eventually when the Spaniards left the area, they left behind many horses. These were gathered up by the Native American Indians to use and guide as their own. (more…)