Choose your answer from:
i. Look for horses that are not mature enough to be trusted to be properly dressed. The horse's spurs are heavy, so some may be plasterboard.;
ii. Visit different breed association websites to read about the characteristics of different breeds. These websites will contain guidelines, specifications and rules about registering a horse for that specific breed.;
iii. Search online for your state's breed and breed types. You can also research horse breeds by choosing the breed you feel most comfortable with.;
iv. Check the horse's owner's manual for information. If you don't know what type of breed your horse is, visit a tack store or get advice from your vet on what breed your horse is.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to register a horse
Identify the breed of your horse.
If you plan to show or compete with your horse, you likely know what breed they are. A horse trainer or veterinarian that works on different types of horses can help you identify the likely breed if you're unsure.
Answer:
ii.