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Local Moldavian Horse

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Also called Moldoveneascá Localá and Moldave, the Local Moldavian Horse is more of a type than a breed that comes from Moldova.
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Mexican Pony

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Similar to country bred animals in many countries, the Mexican Pony is a small criollo type specific to Mexico.
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Songhoï Horse

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Also called Songhaq and Sonrai, the Songhoï Horse comes from Mali and is not a breed, but rather a variety of West African Dongola with Barb blood.
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Irish Pony

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The Irish Pony is essentially a sport type pony breed. We believe they are similar to sport horses and warmblood breeds, registered based on temperament, athletic ability and performance.
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Part Bred Irish Cob

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The Cob Horse has been a part of the Irish landscape for a very long time, pulling the homes of nomadic people. Their flashy demeanor and beautiful coloring makes them a happy favorite worldwide and a part bred is no different.
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Bima Pony

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Also called Bimanese, the Bima Pony is a small variety of the Sumbawa Pony and comes from East Nusatenggara, on East Timor.
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Honduran Pony

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Like most of the Central American countries, Honduras has a country bred small horse or pony that is shaped by local needs. Likely of Criollo and/or Paso Fino foundation, these tough little animals tend to be as hardy as they are versatile.
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Honduran Criollo de Paso

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As the name implies, the Honduran Criollo de Paso is a cross of the handsome Criollo and lively stepping Paso Fino animals. A common mix found throughout Central and South America. Both breeds have fine riding horse qualities, along with being extremely hardy and adaptable.
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Criollo Hondureño

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Like most of the Central and South American countries, Honduras has their own variation of the lively and adaptable Criollo horse.
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Atheland Horse

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The Atheland Horse is a local country bred horse that comes from Honduras. They are not technically a breed as there is not a central studbook.
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