American creme and white horse registry

About the American creme and white horse registry

The American creme and white horse registry entry describes a horse color breed in the United States. Its background is tied to the White Horse Ranch in Boyd County, Nebraska, near Naper. The ranch was founded in 1936 and is the central place named in the available history. In 1990, the ranch was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. That listing covered seven contributing buildings on 40 acres. The entry identifies the animal family and species as horse, and classifies its type as a color breed. It does not provide details about the breed’s appearance, size, temperament, or care, so this page is focused on the registry’s listed history and classification.

What stands out

Origin is listed as the United States.
The ranch was founded in 1936.
Historic listing included seven buildings.

Worth knowing

No breed appearance details are listed.
No size or care information is listed.

Who it suits

This entry may suit readers looking for a horse color breed associated with the White Horse Ranch in Nebraska.

In short

The listed information connects this horse color breed with the White Horse Ranch and its historic designation. Readers seeking details about appearance or care will not find them here.