Also called Dobrogea, the Dobrogeana was not a breed as much as a variety of Romanian Horse, named for the Dobrogea region from which they came. It looks similar to the Local Moldavian, only smaller in stature. This strain is extinct.
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Like most of the sport horse or warmblood breeds, the Português de Desporto or Portuguese Sport Horse is more of a type. Registered based on performance, registries utilize a mix of excellent genetics from different breeds to generate animals with good temperament and athletic ability.
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The Wielkopolski Old Type, Wilekopolski w Starym Typie, Poznan or Great Poland Horse is a light riding and 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 Sztumski Coldblood is one of a handful of draft types bred in Poland, this strain is named for the Sztum locality in the northeast where it is bred.
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In Poland called Polski Koń Zimnokrwisty, the Polish Coldblood Horse is among the few European draft breeds that isn’t listed with low numbers in the DAD-IS. Nice work Poland.
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Also called Polski Koń Sportowy, the Polish Sport Horse is bred for similar purposes as many of the other European sport horse or warmblood registries. Rather than breeding for pure bloodlines, they breed and resister based on temperament, athletic ability and performance.
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Not to be confused with the modern Małopolski, the Małopolski w Starym Typie or Małopolski Old Type is considered a separate breed, although both are considered Anglo Arabians.
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Also called Chola, the Serrana Horse is a medium sized variety of Peruvian Criollo which is bred in the Lower Andean Regions.
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Admittedly this is not a recognized breed, in fact there isn’t really any information about them.
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