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Like many riding and sport type breeds, the Luxembourgish Riding Horse is bred or registered based on temperament, athletic ability and performance, rather than for specific breed bloodlines.
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Like many riding and sport type breeds, the Luxembourgish Riding Horse is bred or registered based on temperament, athletic ability and performance, rather than for specific breed bloodlines.
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Like most saddle or sport type ponies, the Luxembourgish Saddle Pony is bred and registered based on temperament, athletic ability and performance rather than the bloodlines of a specific breed.
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The Lithuanian Riding Poni is very much a 21st century breed and was only recently established. That doesn’t mean they haven’t bred useful ponies in the country, they were just recently recognized officially.
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According to their registry Lithuanian Riding Horses are ‘characterized by versatility and are able to be used in various equestrian disciplines’. Like most riding or sport horse breeds, the riding horse is generally registered based on temperament, athletic ability and performance, rather than breed bloodlines.
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As the name implies, this is a Latvian strain of the well-loved Ardennes breed, developed in many countries.
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Traditionally, horse breeding in Latvia was to develop three specific types of animals, a draft type, a sport horse and a light riding horse.
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Also called Sella Italiano, the Italian Saddle Horse is a sport horse breed and their stud books are based on performance rather than breed bloodlines.
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The Persian Horse or Persano has been in Italy long enough to be considered a native breed and is essentially an Anglo-Arabian. They are traditionally bred on the plains of the river Sele, or in the Salerno and Toscana Region.
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