Horse breeds from your country/region..

[evon]

Western Norwegian breed (Fjording):








Icelandic Breed (Islandsk ponni):





Faroese Pony (Færøysk ponni):



All these horse breeds are closely related, they are strong horses, not meant for speed, but for strength and endurance, true beauties!

[MfA_]

Anatolian Horses

• Anadolu Atı
• Ayvacık Midillisi Atı
• Canik Atı
• Cirit Atı
• Çukurova Atı
• Doğu Anadolu Atı
• Hınıs Atı (Hınısın Kolu Kısası)
• Karacabey Atı
• Karacabey Nonius Atı
• Karakaçan Atı
• Malakan Atı
• Trakya Atı
• Türk Arap Atı
• Türk Haflinger Atı
• Türk İngiliz Atı

http://www.anadoluatciligi.com/docs/eg-tairk.pdf

page 45 to 138..

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1- Anadolu Atı


2-Ayvacık Midillisi Atı


3-Canik Atı


4-Cirit Atı


5-Çukurova Atı


6-Doğu Anadolu Atı


7-Hınıs Atı (Hınısın Kolu Kısası)


8-Karacabey Atı


9-Karacabey Nonius Atı


10-Karakaçan Atı


11-Malakan Atı


12-Trakya Atı


13-Türk Arap Atı


14-Türk Haflinger Atı


15-Türk İngiliz Atı

[Pallantides]

Dølahest from Gudbrandsdalen in Norway:






The Dølahest is breed from old native East Norwegian horses, it was recognized as it's own distinctive breed in 1857.

[Tabiti]

Bulgarian heavy draft

Pleven

East Bulgarian

Danubian

Carakachanski Kon

Bulgarian native/deliorman horse

[Riki]

Sorraia





Garrano




The famous one.
Lusitano




Veiga

Andrade

Coudelaria Nacional / Alter Real

[MfA_]

• Türk Nonius Atı
• Türk Rahvan Atı
• Türk Semer Atı
• Türk Tırıs Atı (Türk Araba Atı)
• Uzunyayla Atı
• Erciyes Vahşi Atı
• Kırşehir Kurutlu Kaytalısı Atı
• Kızılcahamam Topuğu Kıllısı
• Anadolu Arap Atı
• Anadolu Teke Atı
• Çamardı Kulası Atı(Niğde)
• Akhal-Teke Atı

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16-Türk Nonius Atı


17-Türk Rahvan Atı


18-Türk Semer Atı


19-Türk Tırıs Atı (Türk Araba Atı)


20-Uzunyayla Atı


21-Erciyes Vahşi Atı


22-Kırşehir Kurutlu Kaytalısı Atı


23-Kızılcahamam Topuğu Kıllısı


24-Anadolu Arap Atı


25-Anadolu Teke Atı


26-Çamardı Kulası Atı(Niğde)


27-Akhal-Teke Atı

[Albion]

England has quite a few horse breeds. Some are fairly recent creations, others go back a few hundred years whereas some ponies are very ancient and primitive.

Cleveland Bay



This breed goes back a few centuries and is rather graceful. It is good for driving or jumping.

Dales Pony



This is a breed of pony native to the Yorkshire Dales. It is closely related to the Fell Pony from Neighbouring Cumbria, but considered more heavily built.
Most people say the ancestors of the Fell and Dales ponies are horses imported by the Romans crossed with prehistoric, native ponies.

Dartmoor Pony:



These roam areas of Dartmoor in a semi-wild state (they are caught once or twice a year to cull or sell excess population and check their health).
They date back to the Bronze Age, but have had other ponies pollute their bloodline since. Dartmoor had a better climate in the Bronze Age, but the climate declined and many of the settlements were abandoned (including that one in the picture). The ponies were just sort of left there.
Miners used them and "improved" them by adding other pony breeds to the bloodlines and turned them out on the moors when they weren't needed (previously a common practice across Europe - still happens in Iceland).

Exmoor Pony



Related to Dartmoor ponies, but with a purer bloodline. Genetically similar to the Tarpan (extinct Eurasian wild horse) in mtDNA, but most horses breeds share similar Y-DNA (except a few breeds from China).
Like the Dartmoors, they are left to roam Exmoor.

Fell Pony





Related to Dales, these are considered a different breed. They come from the Lake District and are a bit lighter in build than the Dales pony.


I'll post some more latter. These just happen to be mostly mountain ponies because I did it in alphabetical order.
We have breeds of almost everything - cats, dogs, all livestock, canaries, fish, etc...

[007]

England has quite a few horse breeds.

Fine English understatement.



The Thoroughbred, the fastest of all horse breeds, was created in England. So was the largest, the mighty Shire

[Lala6]

Irish Cob






Irish Sport

[Harkonnen]

Women have called me a horse. I do not why. It is demeaning.