Like the feral horses of the Americas, Australia has pockets of herds in various parts of the country. While the may have similar lineage, over time they have developed localized characteristics, making their bloodlines unique today.
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The wild Brumby horses of Australia are known by horse lovers worldwide (especially the ones from Snowy River), but there are pockets of herds throughout the continent. Far enough away from each other that their bloodlines have become unique over the years.
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The British Triangle Horse is a feral horse found in British Columbia, Canada. They were originally released into a wild region of over 150,000 hectares.
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There are many legendary European harness breeds, so it is notable for one to stand out amongst the crows. It seems the Black Coach Horse of Cotentin was in demand throughout Europe. In part appreciated for their uniquely black coat.
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The Bimo Siam is a small horse native to Malaysia. They are not an official breed, but rather a localized variety found on several islands in the west of the country.
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The Bidet of Morvan or Bidet du Morvan is not an official breed. The term Bidet with regards to horses in France is a very old one, but today the term generally means country bred.
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Named for the region of Bessarabia where they are bred, the Bessarabian is a breed of heavy saddle horse which contributed to the old Transylvanian breed.
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