Intro
Not native to Australia, but historically significant the Australian Timor Pony is a handsome, robust little horse.
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Not native to Australia, but historically significant the Australian Timor Pony is a handsome, robust little horse.
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Animals with appaloosa spotting patterns been prized since ancient times for their unique looks and hardy nature.
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The Paint Horse originated in the United States as a performance type color breed and are often bred exclusively for their spotted pattern.
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Well loved in the US, Morgan Horses were developed as an all around horse late in the 18th century.
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Horses are not native to the Australian continent and over the years a surprising variety of bloodlines have made their way down under.
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The Arabian horse bloodlines are highly valued and have been adopted by a variety of different countries worldwide.
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The Kosciuszko is a strain of Australian Brumby specifically found in Kosciuszko National Park.
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Like the feral horses of the Americas, Australia has pockets of herds in various parts of the country. While the may have similar lineage, over time they have developed localized characteristics, making their bloodlines unique today.
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The wild Brumby horses of Australia are known by horse lovers worldwide (especially the ones from Snowy River), but there are pockets of herds throughout the continent. Far enough away from each other that their bloodlines have become unique over the years.
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The Brumby horses of Australia are known worldwide and like Mustangs found the Americas, there are pockets of bloodlines which are unique and worth preserving.
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