10 Horse Breeds You Will Not Believe Exist

10 Horse Breeds You Will Not Believe Exist

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Owning a horse just spells magnificence! I mean, what better way to flaunt your wealth than having a ranch that's just teeming with all sorts of magnificent and elegant horse breeds. With that being said, let's look at 10 of the most magnificent horse breeds I'm pretty sure you didn't know existed!!
Number 10. THE CAMARGUE HORSE
Starting with this strange-looking horse, the Camargue horse is an ancient breed of horse indigenous to the Camargue area in southern France. It is generally considered one of the oldest breeds of horses in the world. For centuries, possibly thousands of years, these small horses have lived wild in the harsh environment of the Camargue marshes and wetlands of the Rhône delta. The Camargue horse is the traditional mount of the guardians, the Camargue "cowboys" who herd the black Camargue bulls used for "courses camarguaises" in southern France. Camargue horses galloping through water is a popular and romantic image of the region.
They are small horses, generally standing 135–150 centimeters at the withers and weighing 350 to 500 kg. The Camargue horse has long legs which are well proportioned, strong, and resistant, with big knees and hocks. Their hooves are hard and tough, with large and wide soles suited to their original marshy habitat. Their calm temperament, agility, intelligence, and stamina have resulted in these horses being used for equestrian games, dressage, and long-distance riding, growing in popularity in France.
Number 9. Akhal-Teke Horse
A shiny coat is one way to stick out on the animal kingdom, and the Akhal-Teke is famed for having the sleekest of all. The hair structure at the microscopic level is the reason for the Akhal-Teke's shimmering coat. The transparent outer layer, or medulla, is oversized and acts as a prism to bend and reflect light, revealing the trademark golden sheen. So it practically feels like you're looking at those magnificent horses so revered in Victorian romance novels! The breed originated in Turkmenistan, where tribesmen relied on its endurance and hardy nature to cross the arid landscape.
Today, it's a popular choice in dressage, jumping, and endurance races, thanks to its build and athleticism. I mean, what more could you ask for from a horse?
Number 8. Dales Pony
Like most of the horses, the Dales Pony is from England. The Dales Pony is one of the country's native mountain and moorland pony breeds. Historically, Dales Ponies were used in the lead mining industry. The Dales Pony came about after the largest, strongest, and most active Scotch Galloways were bred with native herds to produce the best horses for working in lead mining. In the 18th century, Dales Ponies were used to pull stagecoaches and deliver mail because of their speed and agility.
During both World Wars, Dales Ponies were drafted into the British Army to carry weapons. Over the years, the population of Dales Ponies has declined because they are no longer needed to work in various industries. The global population of Dales Ponies is estimated to be about 800.
Number 7. THE GYPSY VANNER
The Gypsy Vanner Horse is a beautiful breed envisioned by the Gypsies of Great Britain. This horse was selectively bred for over half a century from a vision to create the perfect horse to pull the Gypsy caravan. The Gypsy Vanner is often referred to as a "people-sized" draft horse. The breed's genetic origins include the Shire, the Clydesdale, and the native British ponies such as the Dales. The Gypsy Vanner is not a color breed. It is a body type with heavy bone and a broad body like a draft. The first characteristic often noticed is the abundance of feathers flowing from behind the knees and hocks and the long free-flowing mane and tail.

In addition to impressive looks, the Gypsy Vanner possesses a friendly and engaging temperament. Originally bred to pull the Gypsy wagon, these horses are now being used in all disciplines. You will see them pulling carts and carriages, ridden in the dressage ring, as well as over fences and as western pleasure horses. The Gypsy Vanner is a beautiful family horse and is famous as a trail or therapy horse due to its calm nature.
Number 6. Caspian
Although the Caspian is a small horse, it is not considered a pony. The lean and athletic Caspian is believed to be the oldest horse breed in the world and traces its history all the way back to 3000 BCE in Iran. The Caspian was used by royalty and artifacts from this time period depict the Caspian, including the tri‑lingual seal of King Darius the Great, the staircase frieze at the Palace of Persopolis, and the Gold Oxus Treasure of Darabgird.

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