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The Merlerault Horse comes from the Merlerault region of Normandy, from which it takes its name. Not an official breed, it is considered a variety of Anglo Norman.
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The Merlerault Horse comes from the Merlerault region of Normandy, from which it takes its name. Not an official breed, it is considered a variety of Anglo Norman.
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Not an official breed, but rather a type of mountain horse bred in the French Alps. Specifically from the commune of Megève, from which they take their name.
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Among the oldest breeds native to Croatia, the Međimurski or Međimurje Horse is the result of cold-blooded stallions from Western Europe crossed with local mares with Anglo-Arabian characteristics.
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Not an official breed, the Maremmano Megliorato is a cross of Maremmano and Thoroughbred bloodlines.
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The feral horses of Livno come from farm animals released into the wild, today they are protected by law and part of the areas rich history.
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The Lezgian Horse is not an official breed, but rather a strain of the hardy Dagestan Horse found in southern Dagestan.
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Not an official breed, La Silla Horses are sport horses bred specifically for high level equestrian sports.
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The Kurd or Kurdish Horse is bred by the Kurdish people of the Persian Plateau in Iran, from which they take their name.
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Of Balkun type, the Krk Island Horse is not an official breed, but a type found specifically on Krk Island in Croatia, for which they are named.
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