The Tes Horse of Mongolia has always been developed naturally, allowing nature to select the strongest and most suitable animals. This particular strain of the Mongolian horse is well adapted to cold weather, inhospitable climates and poor fodder.
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Also called Undurshil, the Ondorshil is a strain of Mongolian Horse known for a particularly fine conformation among the breed.
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Named for the Myngadian people who raise them, this strain of the Mongolian horse is known for being particularly fast.
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Found in the Renchinlhumbe, Bayanzurkh, Ulaan-Uul, Khankh, Tsagaannuur soums of Khuvsgul provinces of Mongolia, the Darkhad is a type of Mongolian horse that is raised at around 8000ft elevation.
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Also called Equus Przewalskii, Asiatic Wild horse, Mongolian Wild Horse and Taki, the Przewalski’s Horse is the only known surviving species of wild equine on the planet (since the extinction of the Tarpan). All other breeds of modern horse are thought to come from domesticated horse (yes, even the feral ones – at some point they were all reintroduced to the wild).
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Also called Mongol Aduu Mongolian horse is perhaps the oldest true breed of horse, their bloodlines are ancient and has been a foundation influence on many of the breeds throughout Asia and Europe.
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Also called Steppe Mongolian, the Galshar is a Mongolian breed that has a rather distinct conformation among the Mongolian types and bred specifically for racing.
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