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Also called Bengali, the Bangladesh Native Horse is a small breed of horse native to the country. They are loosely related to a group of Southeast Asian ponies.
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Also called Bengali, the Bangladesh Native Horse is a small breed of horse native to the country. They are loosely related to a group of Southeast Asian ponies.
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The Zweibrücker or Zweibrücken Horse are bred in state owned stud facilities in Zweibrücken, Germany and is one of the smaller state run facilities.
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The Wielkopolski, Poznan or Great Poland Horse is a light riding & driving horse that was created in the 19th century in Poland. In the beginning they were called the Poznan Horse, named for Great Poznan Country from which it comes.
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The Nooitgedacht is one of the only breeds that are actually indigenous to South Africa and they are the only true descendants of the Basuto pony. Today they are an incredibly rare breed.
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The twin brother to the mighty Andalusian the Lusitano shares some of the oldest bloodlines around.
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Curly horses are found across the planet and known for their curly coat. Their uniqueness doesn’t end their, their curls are also hypo allergenic, which means those with allergies to equines can ride them sneeze-free.
Like the origins of the Curly Horse are shrouded in mystery, especially their existence in North America as their roots have to come from the Bashker horse of the Ural mountains.
Believe it or not there are two genetically different kinds of curly coat Missouri Fox Trotters. One is a recessive Curly gene, the other is a dominant Curly gene.
The recessive gene for curly coat is carried in some Fox Trotter bloodlines. Genes work in pairs with one gene coming from each parent. It takes two normal haired curly gene carriers to create a curlie foal or a curly horse and another animal carrying a recessive gene. Recessive curls have curlier coats in the winter and shed their mane & tail hair entirely in the summertime, although they keep their curly body coat.
Horses that are curly because of a dominant gene can produce curly foals, even when bred to normal straight haired horses. Dominant gene curlies have a winter coat which ranges from wavy to very curly. In the summer they shed their coat until they have a shiny smooth or a slightly wavy body coat, but keep their mane & tail year round.
Average height 14.2 – 16.2 hands
Well-proportioned and well-balanced
Stallions display masculinity
Mares display femininity
High head carriage
Overall desirable confirmation
black | chestnut | bay | roan | pinto | palomino, cremello & buckskin
Gentle & docile manner
Friendly & willing
Riding horse
Ranch horse
Pleasure horse
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Zion’s Gate Curlies
Zion’s Gate Curlies
Lakeview Curly Missouri Fox Trotters
Zion’s Gate Curlies
Lakeview Curly Missouri Fox Trotters
This is the smallest of the donkey breeds and they are known for their incredible strength and willing attitude.
The American Miniature Mediterranean Donkeys originated in southern Europe on the small islands of Sardinia & Sicily. In the 18th century they were primarily used indoors for grinding grain and as pack animals for mountain shepherds.
The breed was introduced to the US in 1929 when the first imports were received by Robert Green on his stud farm in New Jersey.
“Miniature Donkeys possess the affectionate nature of a Newfoundland, the resignation of a cow, the durability of a mule, the courage of a tiger, and the intellectual capability only slightly inferior to man’s.” – Robert Green
Today these tiny animals are almost extinct in their native lands, luckily they have become popular pets in the states where their numbers continue to grow.
Under 36″ high
Compact & well proportioned
Grey dun w/chocolate highlights is most commonly found
black | sorrel | pinto | creme
Kind & easy going
Affectionate & intelligent
Mainly pets & show animals
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National Miniature Donkey Association
The Adaev (short for Aedaevskaya) comes from the Caspian Depression & is found within the Kazakh type, which dates all the way back to the 5th century B.C.
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