Also called the Tushetian, Touran and Turan, the Turanian Horse is a handsome saddle horse with a vert distinct desert lineage.
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Related to the Yabou<\/a>, which is also a descendant of Turkoman<\/a> animals. Over the years, this breed has benefited from an infusion of some of the great horse breeds of the region. This includes a variety of Akhal Teke<\/a>, Arabian<\/a>, Karabakh<\/a>, Karachai<\/a>, Kabarda<\/a> and Rahvan<\/a>.<\/p>\n Today admission to the studbook requires lineage of types specific to several neighboring countries in the region. Essentially most of the foundation breeds can be registered as a Turanian, providing they possess specific breeding, performance abilities and characteristics. Meant to be a riding horse, breeding objectives are not for beauty, rather they are bred for performance, character and ride ability. <\/p>\n Average height 14.3-16.2 hands <\/p>\n Varies based on lineage, should possess an overall harmonious appearance<\/p>\n Generally in chestnut<\/a>. black<\/a> or bay<\/a>. Like the Akhal Teke, they can carry a metallic sheen which makes them especially valuable. This is not from the Champagne dilution gene<\/a>, it comes from the way their hair reflects light. <\/p>\n Friendly and loyal RidingFeatures<\/h3>\n
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