Origins
The Chahou Post is a breed from the Tibetan Autonomous County of Tianzhu, Yongding, and Gulang County, Ganshu Province, China. They are highly resistant to disease and incredibly hardy due to their extreme habitat.
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Catria Horse
Intro
This breed is an incredibly tough little animal, their mountainous habitat forces their calm nature & surefooted gaits.
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Caspian Horse
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One of the world’s ancient horse bloodlines, the Caspian represents the link between the early Equus and the hot-blooded horses of the deserts and plateaus.
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Carpathian Pony
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Also called the Hucul, Huculska, Hutsul, Huzul, Gutsul, Guculs & Guzuls, the Carpathian pony is a traditional Carpathian breed which is often referred to as the ancient one and comes from a region of eastern Carpathians that is now Romania.
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Carolina Marsh Tacky Horse
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Although the word tacky is often thought of as cheap, it was used to describe the Marsh Tacky simply because they were so common the the swampy areas of South Carolina & Georgia.
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Canadian Sport Horse / Canadian Hunter
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The Canadian Sport Horse fits into the hunter type and is a strong contender in show jumping, dressage and eventing circuits.
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Canadian Rustic Pony
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The Canadian Rustic Pony is a highly athletic animal that has recently seen an increased interest. They are the first horse breed developed in western Canada.
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Canadian Pacer
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Closely related to the Canadian horse, the Canadian Pacer comes from the same initial stock of French horses sent to the New World during the 17th century.
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Canadian Horse
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A hardy little horse that is resistant to harsh conditions, the Canadian Horse is considered a national treasure and has been an essential component in settling the territory.
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Canadian Cutting Horse
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Canada has no indigenous horse breeds, but has long been known for breeding quality animals of many different types. The Canadian Cutting Horse is a recognized Canadian type.
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