The Groninger Horse, an esteemed breed originating from the Netherlands, emerged historically as a light draft horse adept in performing various work-related tasks. Renowned for their tranquil nature and economical upkeep, these horses have gained widespread popularity as family companions. … Read More
The Bolivian Pony, a breed of robust yet diminutive equines native to Bolivia’s elevated Andean Plateau, stands as an iconic facet of its vast biodiversity. However, their numbers have recently decreased precipitously and thus they are classified as endangered breeds, … Read More
The Baixadeiro horse breed, native to Brazil’s marshy regions, faces an existential challenge. Characterized by its small size and exceptional adaptability to wetland conditions, this species has traditionally played an essential role in local ecosystems and communities where they resided … Read More
The Skyros Pony is an exotic breed of horse native to Greece’s small but sturdy island of Skyros. With an interesting past interwoven into Greek culture and traditions, this small but sturdy species boasts an intriguing heritage. History: The Skyros … Read More
The Poney du Logone, hailing from Chad and Cameroon’s Logone River region, is a resilient but small horse breed known by other names: Poney Musey or Poney Mousseye. A key component of Musey culture, this horse breed serves multiple functions … Read More
The Hispano Arabe, commonly referred to as the Spanish-Arabian horse, represents an unparalleled combination of elegance, endurance, and adaptability. Created through selective crossbreeding of Spanish and Arabian horses, its remarkable traits combine those inherent to both lineages to produce one … Read More
The Dongola horse, native to western Eritrea, Cameroon and Sudan is an acclaimed riding breed that has played an influential role in African equine history. Renowned for their robustness and agility, these rare equines have played a pivotal role in … Read More
The Landais pony, an increasingly rare breed hailing from France’s picturesque Landes region and now mostly nurtured in Pyrenees-Atlantiques. With Arab and Welsh influences combined to give an Oriental elegance that sets them apart from typical Celtic ponies, this breed … Read More
The Priob or Ob Pony, is an endangered Russian horse breed native to Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug in Tyumen Oblast in Russia. Native to areas surrounding Irtysh and lower Ob Rivers in western Siberia, its culture is deeply embedded into indigenous … Read More
The Narym Pony, a revered Russian breed, stands out for its striking similarity to its counterpart: the Priob breed. Regarded as versatile domestic work horses and working companions, its robust build provides strength and endurance required for diverse environments; further … Read More