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Also called Wuchumutsin, the Ujumqin Horse is a type of Chinese Mongolian horse. This strain is larger with finer conformation than other Mongolian types and mainly found in the Xilingol region in eastern Inner Mongolia
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Also called Wuchumutsin, the Ujumqin Horse is a type of Chinese Mongolian horse. This strain is larger with finer conformation than other Mongolian types and mainly found in the Xilingol region in eastern Inner Mongolia
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The Jianchang Horse can be found in Yi Antonymous Prefecture of Liangshan, Hanyuan County, Ya’an Prefecture, Yanbian County, Dukou Prefecture, Sichuan Province.
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Also called Henan Trait, the Henan Light Draught horse was created in answer to the need for a stronger horse for agriculture which could also be ridden.
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The Barkol horse comes from Kazak Autonomous counties of Barkol, Yiwu and Hami County, in Xinjiang. This is a region known for their horse and camel breeding.
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The Yunnan comes from the Wuron Mountains in China and has been bred strictly locally without any influence of outside blood.
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The Yili or Iyi Horse was developed in the mountain basin grasslands of Yili-Kazakh Autonomous District in China.
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The Xilingol comes from the steppes of southeastern Xilinggral Meng in Inner Mongolia and is a relatively new breed that was developed in the 1960’s.
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The Sini or Xinihe Horse comes from the Sini River Basin in China and have been developed since early in the 20th century.
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Also called Hai-La-Erh, Hailar, Sanpeitze and Sanho, the Sanhe Horse comes from eastern Inner Mongolia at a grassland basin formed by three rivers (Sanhe means ‘three rivers’) in China. They are thought to be among the finest of the breeds developed in China partially because the area is well suited to raising equines.
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