Grey tag

Dhanni Horse

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The Dhanni Horse comes from the Punjab state of India and was thought to be Sikh leader Ranjit Singh’s favorite breed.
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Bagzan Horse

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Also known as Bagazan, Baguezzan and Kinaboutout, the Bagzan horse is a light saddle horse which comes from their namesake Bagzane Mountains in Niger. While they don’t appear to be an official breed, they are usually considered a strain of the Arewa with notable Arabian influence.
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Covert Hack Horse

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The Covert Hack, or Great Hack Horse is not an official breed, but rather the largest variety of Hackney Horse, often traditionally used for hunting.
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Shuwayman Arabian Horse

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The Shuwayman or Chouwayman horse is not an official breed, but rather a pure strain of Arabian horse bred in Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
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Bidet of Morvan

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The Bidet of Morvan or Bidet du Morvan is not an official breed. The term Bidet with regards to horses in France is a very old one, but today the term generally means country bred.
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Basseri Horse

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Like many of the strains found in Iran, the Basseri is not an official breed. Rather they are a variety of Persian Plateau Horse and a sister to the Bakhtiari, Darashouri, Qashqai and Sistari types.
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Bari Pony

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The Bari Pony is not a recognized breed, but a type of the Somali horse that is found mainly from the Sanaag region.
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Argentinian Draft Horse

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The Argentinian Draft or Tiro Argentino is a variety of Percheron that is bred solely in Argentina.
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Aratel Horse

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The Aratel horse was created in an attempt to lighten and refine heavy Ardennes types. The updated breed was established using Ardennes animals crossed with Arabian, Norman Cob and trotter blood.
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Al Jawf Arabian Horse

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The Al Jawf Arabian is not an independent breed, they are a strain of pure Arabian (also called Asil). They are bred as a light saddle horse bred in the Al Jawf governorate of Yemen, by the people for which the area is named.
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