budyonny
Budyonnys were bred from Don horses, Chernomor horses and thouroughbreds around 1920. The founder of the breed, Marshal Semyon Budyonny, wanted to create a breed of cavalry horses that were enduring, fast and easy to keep and feed.
Budyonny
young budyonny stallions in Russia
The Budyonny is a breed of horse from Russia.
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Budyonnys are very elegant warmblood horses with high withers, long legs and muscled neck and back. The head is noble, though often rather heavy and expressionate. In Russia, they're famous as showjumping horses.
The Budyonny is very adaptable, in the 1950′s an expiramental group of horses were set free on islands in Manych Lake in the Rostov district to see how well they would fare.
Budyonny Horse
The Budyonny originated in the former Soviet Union. The breed was developed from a cross of the Russian Don with the English Thoroughbred.
Budyonny (horse)
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Budyonny was born into a poor peasant family in the Terek Cossack region of southern Russia.
The Budyonny is a kind natured, patient, and intelligent horse, but nevertheless has spirit, courage, and enthusiasm as well as incredible speed, stamina, and jumping ability.
BUDYONNY HORSE
Derived from the country previously known as the Soviet Union, the Budyonny is a breed of horse using the combination of the English Thoroughbred and the Russian Don.
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The BUDENNY horse (or Budyonny) was named after Marshall Budenny, who was one of the most famous Bolshevik cavalry commanders of the Russian Civil War (1918-20).
They also make good cavalry animalswhen crossed with quality horses such as the Don, Budyonny or Akhal-Teke.
Any color; height Varies; Use: Saddle
Budyonny (Russia)
Bay, brown, chestnut; height 15.2 to 16; Use: Racing, Riding
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The Budenny, pronounced "bood-YAW-knee" (and, depending on translation from the Russian also spelled Budyonny or, less commonly, Budonny or Budennovsky) horse is one of Russia's most popular and versatile native warmblood sport horses.
The Trakehner has also been influenced by the Akhal-Teke, most notably by the stallion Turkmen-Atti, as has the Russian breeds Don, Budyonny, Karabair, and Karabakh.
Turk", the "White Turk" and the "Yellow Turk" also contributed to the foundation of the Thoroughbred breed. The Trakehner has also been influenced by the Akhal-Teke, most notably by the stallion Turkmen-Atti, as have the Russian breeds Don, Budyonny, ...
Budyonny - chestnut, bay, gray, rarely brown or black
*Burma - all colors
Buohai - predominantly bay and chestnut, with small white star common
Buryat - grey, bay, or sorrel, usually with zebra stripes on legs ...
 See also: Don, Thoroughbred, Stallion, Chestnut, Bay
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