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The genus and species for Thoroughbred is the same for all modern horses, Equus Caballus.
Some sites consider the breed to be a subspecies, which would make the Thoroughbred: Equus Caballus thoroughbred. Whether or not this is in common use the distinction is of somewhat limited value, since this type of "subspeciation" is artificially created.
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What is the scientific name for the Thourghbred?
The scientific name for Thoroughbred is Equus caballus
Are thoroughbred race jockeys listed somewhere?
There are no thoroughbred race jockey lists available online. You can search them individually by name or by horse's name. There are lists of celebrities who have thoroughbred horses.
Who was the last Thoroughbred to win the Triple Crown?
The Thoroughbred's name was Affirmed xx Jess =]
Is there a name for a dark patch on the side of a thoroughbred?
No
What is the name of Toby keiths 1st thoroughbred?
Sherriff
What is the name of Nora Roberts' first novel?
Irish Thoroughbred
What is the difference between a Thoroughbred and a Thoroughbred X?
A Thoroughbred is a registered breed, while a Thoroughbred X (literally 'Thoroughbred cross') is a mixed breed with Thoroughbred blood present.
How do you name a Thoroughbred horse?
AnswerYou can name any animal, by what it looks like, does, or tricks it does.
Can you use thoroughbred in a sentence?
It depends on the meaning of thoroughbred. The adjective thoroughbred means well-bred. The noun is a type of horse used for racing, show/sport and pleasure, among other things. Here are two examples of sentences. Adjective: The prince is destined to marry an arrogant, thoroughbred girl. Noun: A Thoroughbred can reach a top speed of up to 45 miles per hour in a race.
What is a magestic name for a chestnut thoroughbred?
Sir Theodore. Hampton? Kahlua Pericles
What the name of the triple crown winner in 2012?
There were no Thoroughbred Triple Crown winners in 2012.
What is the scientific name for chrysanthemums?
The scientific name for chrysanthemums is Chrysanthemum spp.
