One of most ancient breeds of Siberia, the Oirot, Altaiskaya or Altai has been shaped in large part by the harsh mountainous climate of their native land. This breed has had a close relationship with the tribesman of the region for centuries.
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Known for their greyhound-like appearance and coats that often gleam with a metallic shimmer, the Akhal-Teke horse is one of the easiest breeds to recognize by sight. They are quite simply built for speed and stamina in hot weather.
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The Aegidienberger is a relatively recent cross, one that utilizes elegant Peruvian Paso and the pure blood of hardy Icelandic horses. The aim was to create a larger gaited animal that is well suited to the colder climates of Germany.
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The Adaev (short for Aedaevskaya) comes from the Caspian Depression and is found within the Kazakh type, which dates all the way back to the 5th century B.C.
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Also known as the Gala, Abyssinian Horses are a small horse breed that is extremely important to the Ethiopian people. they are heavier than most of the breeds found in this country and are mainly used for plowing and transport.
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