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Notable for being the only Spanish Colonial type that doesn’t run wild in the US, the Wilbur Cruce Colonial Horse is named for their founder, Ruben Wilbur.
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Welsh Horse Part Bred (Section K)
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While it is not an official Welsh Pony breed, Section K denotes Welsh crosses with other breeds. Not all registries will accept Section K.
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American Stock Horse
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Not an official breed, the American Stock Horses are not bred for breed genetics, but rather for their agility and ability to work with cattle.
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Algerian Arabian Horse
New Mongolian Horse
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Not an official breed, the New Mongolian is the product of a cross between Mongolian horses crossed with Budyonny, Thoroughbred and Akhal Teke or Arabian blood.
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Kosciuszko Brumby Horse
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The Kosciuszko is a strain of Australian Brumby specifically found in Kosciuszko National Park.
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Ferghana Horse
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Born of need, the Ferghana horse was bred to be large and robust for cavalry use.
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Dragon Horse
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The Dragon Horse is very much a horse of legend, they were notable for their extreme endurance and are said to have been able to travel great distances without growing tired.
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Cutting Horse
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Cutting horses aren’t an official breed, but rather a type of stock horse (usually a Quarter Horse) bred specifically for cutting competitions.
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Cumberland Island Horse
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Not an official breed, the Cumberland Island horses are a feral type found on Cumberland Island, Georgia. Unlike many of the American mustangs, these herds are not likely to have original Iberian genetics unless they were re-introduced in the form of modern breeds.
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