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The Certisino is a Spanish breed directly descended from the Andalusian with crosses to the Berber and Arabian.
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The Certisino is a Spanish breed directly descended from the Andalusian with crosses to the Berber and Arabian.
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Also known as the Carthusian-Andalusian and Carthujano, the Carthusian horse is not a separate breed from the Andalusian, but rather a branch of the breed. They are often called the purest remaining strain of the original Spanish 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 in the swampy areas of South Carolina and Georgia.
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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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Closely related to Canadian horses, the Canadian Pacer comes from the same initial stock of French horses sent to the New World during the mid to late 17th century.
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A hardy little horse that is resistant to harsh conditions, the Canadian Horse or French Canadian is considered a national treasure and has been an essential component in settling the territory.
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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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Also called Marchador das Araucárias, the Campeiro originated from Spanish and Portugese stock that was introduced to Brazil by sea Captain Alveres Nunes during his journey from Santa Catarina to Paraguay.
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There were several different types of horse bred in the Cape Province, the foundation being a variety of different imported European bloodlines which contributed genetics. The Calvinia Horse is named for the town in which they were bred. This breed is listed as extinct in the DAD-IS as of 2006.
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The Calabrese horse breed is named for the Calabria region of southern Italy and is known for their Asian-African characteristics.
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