However, it is still classified as critical on the American Livestock Conservancy list. They usually have very few white markings. The head of a Canadian horse is somewhat short with straight lines. The forehead is wide with eyes and ears set wide apart. The nostrils are large to accommodate a tremendous air intake.
Cheeks are well developed and firm.
The neck is fairly arched, medium length and muscular. Mane and tail are thick and long and can be curly. The shoulders and hind quarters are well muscled and broad and the legs are clean cut, elegant and strong enough to hold a robust body. The back is strong, well proportioned and broad. The tail is attached quite high and carried well.