Origins
The Tushin breed comes from the eastern regions of Georgia and is a very rare saddle breed today. They are tough, hardy animals capable of covering long distances as easily as they handle cattle.
This breed comes from ancient Georgian horses, but were strongly influenced by a number of eastern breeds.
Features
Average height 13.1 – 14 hands
Physique
Head is lean with a straight profile
Neck is medium in length & low set
Back is straight
Chest is narrow & deep
Shoulder is long & sloped
Legs are lean (hind legs are often cow-hocked)
Traditional Colors
chestnut | grey | bay | black
Sometimes pinto & appaloosa
Temperament
Calm & obedient
Use
Riding horse
Cow horse
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