The Kazakh Pony breed is an ancient breed of working
pony from Kazakhstan. They have two sub-types: The Dzhabe and the Adaev, with the Adaev being
of a lighter frame and more lively than the Dzhabe. This pony stand fourteen hands tall, are short
and sturdy in appearance, and have thick, water-proofed coats. Because of their uncomfortably
short and choppy stride, they are considered quite unsuitable for riding. They have very hard
feet and a plain body and can be any color. Unfortunately today the Kazakh pony is bred mainly
for meat.
Take a look at the following websites to find out more about the Kazakh pony!
http://www.paralumun.com/ponykazakh.htm
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