history: Hello! When I was younger I used to check out books from the library about horses, and I always thought it would be fun to own a horse.
knowledge: It is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae.
response: Cool, did you read or know that they're odd-toed ungulate mammals?
history: Hello! When I was younger I used to check out books from the library about horses, and I always thought it would be fun to own a horse.
Cool, did you read or know that they're odd-toed ungulate mammals?
Hm, I guess I must have forgotten that. Do you have a favorite breed of horse?
knowledge: It is a small, solidly-built horse of cob conformation and is often, but not always, piebald or skewbald; it is particularly associated with the Pavee and Romani travelling peoples of Britain and Ireland.
response: No favorites here but I hear how there's a small horse that specifically linked with the Pavee and Romani travelers from Britain and Ireland.
history: Hello! When I was younger I used to check out books from the library about horses, and I always thought it would be fun to own a horse.
Cool, did you read or know that they're odd-toed ungulate mammals?
Hm, I guess I must have forgotten that. Do you have a favorite breed of horse?
No favorites here but I hear how there's a small horse that specifically linked with the Pavee and Romani travelers from Britain and Ireland.
I think I've read something about that horse, I believe they're the gypsy horse. Do you happen to know anything else?
knowledge: There was no stud-book or breed association for horses of this type until 1996.
response: The horse didn't have a stud-book nor breed association till 1996.
history: Hello! When I was younger I used to check out books from the library about horses, and I always thought it would be fun to own a horse.
Cool, did you read or know that they're odd-toed ungulate mammals?
Hm, I guess I must have forgotten that. Do you have a favorite breed of horse?
No favorites here but I hear how there's a small horse that specifically linked with the Pavee and Romani travelers from Britain and Ireland.
I think I've read something about that horse, I believe they're the gypsy horse. Do you happen to know anything else?
The horse didn't have a stud-book nor breed association till 1996.
Really, how about now?
knowledge: It is now considered a breed and can be registered with a number of breed associations..  From about 1850 travelling people in the British Isles began to use a distinct type of horse to pull their vardos, the caravans in which they had just begun to live and travel.
response: Yes, now it can be registered with a bunch of breed associations.
history: Hello! When I was younger I used to check out books from the library about horses, and I always thought it would be fun to own a horse.
Cool, did you read or know that they're odd-toed ungulate mammals?
Hm, I guess I must have forgotten that. Do you have a favorite breed of horse?
No favorites here but I hear how there's a small horse that specifically linked with the Pavee and Romani travelers from Britain and Ireland.
I think I've read something about that horse, I believe they're the gypsy horse. Do you happen to know anything else?
The horse didn't have a stud-book nor breed association till 1996.
Really, how about now?
Yes, now it can be registered with a bunch of breed associations.
Do they compete in shows?
knowledge: The Irish Cob, also known as the Gypsy Cob, Gypsy Horse, ‘’’Irish Tinker’’’, or Gypsy Vanner, is a type or breed of domestic horse from the British Isles.
response: I have no information about that but the gypsy horse is also known as the "Irish Tinker" but they're a domestic breed from the British Isles.