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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, 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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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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Not an actual breed, the Hack Horse is essentially an Anglo-Arabian and there are several different strains associated with the variety.
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Not an actual breed, the Hack Horse is essentially an Anglo-Arab and there are several different strains associated with the variety.
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The Haguard Horse, Bidet de la Hague or Hague Pony is a breed of Bidet horse which is bred in the Hague region of Normandy, France
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Not considered an official breed, the Garron Horse is a strain of Highland Pony bred on the mainland, they tend to be heavier than their island counterparts.
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Not an official breed, the Galbed Pony is said to be a variety of Somali Pony or Abyssinian Horse.
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The Frencher Horse is not an actual breed, but rather a strain of Canadian Horse developed after the late 18th century.
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A wild breed of horse, the Emscherbrücher was originally documented in the mid 14th century and survived along the banks of the Emscher River (from which they take their name) until the mid 19th century.
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