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Not an official breed, Jiaoke Horses are a strain of the Hequ Horse bred in southern Gansu Province, in the northwest of China
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Not an official breed, Jiaoke Horses are a strain of the Hequ Horse bred in southern Gansu Province, in the northwest of China
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Not an official breed, the Forest Mongolian or Jargalant Horse is a strain of Mongolian Horse which is bred almost exclusively in the Jargalant district of Mongolia, for which it is named.
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Bred almost exclusively for racing the Indonesian Race Horse is a cross between local Sandalwood Pony crossed with Thoroughbred.
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Miquelon Horses are not an official breed and are genetically similar to (or a feral strain of) the Canadian Horse. They come from a widely varied foundation.
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Like the name indicates, the Tres Sangres Horse is a cross using three very influential breeds of horse, the Pura Raza Española, English Thoroughbred and Arabian.
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The Hadban Arabian is among the original, pure strains of desert-bred Arabian horse, these pure strains are also sometimes called Al Khamsa and Asil.
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While the Halla Horse is very much a South Korean breed (they are named for the Hallasan Volcano on Jeju Island) they are also commonly found in Indonesia.
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Not a breed on its own, Demi Sang de l’Ain, Caval de Bresse or the Half-Blood of the Dombes is a strain of Selle Français Horse bred in the Dombes and Bresse regions of France.
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Not a breed on its own, the Half-Blood of Centre is a strain of the Selle Français Horse bred in the Centre Region of France.
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