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Also called Cayor, the M’ Par Horse is a small saddle horse type pony that comes from the Arachidier Basin and around Niayes, in Senegal.
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Also called Cayor, the M’ Par Horse is a small saddle horse type pony that comes from the Arachidier Basin and around Niayes, in Senegal.
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Also called Western Isles Pony, the Hebridean Pony is an extinct pony breed. An original variety of the Highland pony with older characteristics. There were several localized strains of this pony, the only surviving one being Eriskay Pony.
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The Soviet Heavy Draft is a breed of Russian heavy draft horse with an outdated title. It’s likely they kept the name to distinguish them from the Russian Heavy Draft which was developed independently.
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Also called Avarskaya, the Avar Horse can be found in Dagestan and originally comes from the Avar Tribe that migrated from Mongolia 1500 years ago. Not necessarily considered their own breed, they are the smallest variety of Dagestan Pony.
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The Śląski w Starym Typie or Silesian Old Type Horse is named for Silesia in Poland where they are bred. They were established in the 19th century and notable for being one of the heaviest warmbloods in Europe at the time.
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The Tattu Pony is the smallest variety of pony found in Nepal and they can be found at higher altitudes than some of the other types.
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Named for the Terai Region in southern Nepal where they are found, the Tarai Pony that differs from many of the mountain breeds found in the nation. The Tarai Pony is a small plains horse, smaller and slighter for flat terrain.
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Also called Tagan and Tanan, the Tanghan Horse is the largest of the types found in Nepal. Although they are still technically a small horse.
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