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Not an official breed, the Nangchen horse is native to Tibet and thought to possess unique genetics.
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Luoping Horse
Kesheng Horse
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Kesheng Horses are not an official breed, but rather a strain of the Hequ Horse bred in Qinghai Province of China.
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Jiaoke Horse
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Not an official breed, Jiaoke Horses are a strain of the Hequ Horse bred in southern Gansu Province, in the northwest of China
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Ferghana Horse
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Born of need, the Ferghana horse was bred to be large and robust for cavalry use.
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Dragon Horse
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The Dragon Horse is very much a horse of legend, they were notable for their extreme endurance and are said to have been able to travel great distances without growing tired.
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Abaga horse
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The Black Abaga, Sengseng Black Horse or Abaga horse is a variety of Chinese Mongolian horse that is often bred for running and notable for their generally black color.
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Zhongdian Horse
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The Zhongdian Horse is a variety of the Tibetan horse and can be found in Zhongdian County, Yunnan Province.Dazzhongdian, Xiaozhongdian, Gezhan, Niru County, Yunnan Province. They are particularly well suited to their high-altitude home.
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Zhangbei Horse
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Also called Changbei, the Zhangbei Horse is a Mongolian type horse found in from the Hebei region of China.
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Yushu Horse
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Also called Gaoyuan, Geji and Gejhua, the Yushu is a localized variery of the Tibetan Pony. Notable because they are one of the few Chinese breeds of horse that carry the champagne gene. Causing them to be the subject of several genetic studies. They can be found in the Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Yushu, Qinghai Province.
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