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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Also called Zwaar Warmbloed paard, the Dutch Heavy Warmblood is a robust riding type that is registered separately than the Dutch Riding Horse and their KWPN sport registries.
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A tough little pony, the Jumli or Chantey comes from the Jumla district in Nepal. Found in most of Nepal and also in Uttarakhand, India, these animals are frequently used as pack animals for Himalayan tourism.
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Today most breeds owe some of their genetics to the Arabian horse. The beautiful and mighty Arabian is among the fountainheads of the World’s horse breeds. Displaying one of the most well-recognized profiles in the horse world, the Arabian’s physical loveliness is complimented by a hardy spirit and adaptable nature.
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The Mexican Sport Horse or Mexican Warmblood is an athletic sport type, bred for similar purposes as the European Warmblood breeds.
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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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