Danubian Horse
The Danubian horse which is also known by the name of Dunav or Danube horse is a horse of mild temperament having solid conformation and light gaits. It inhabits mainly the Dunav Valley or the Danube.
The Danubian is bred predominantly for its impressive constitution and compact size, standing between 15.3 and 16 hands high (61-64 inches, 155-163 centimeters). It has a solid skeletal structure, healthy and well-developed.
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The Danubian has no pretensions toward being a competition or performance horse, having been created as a general riding and strong light draft horse.
Danubian - black and bay common, chestnut is rare
Dartmoor - bay, brown, black
Datong - bay, black, chestnut, and sometimes grey, appaloosa coloring is rarely found, some white markings
Deliboz - strain of Karabakh, see Karabakh ...
Also Know By: Dunavska, Danubian, Dunav
The Danube is a light riding and draft horse found in Bulgaria. The originated during the 1920's from crossing the Nonius, Pleven, halfbred riding and local breeds with Russian Trotter and Thoroughbred breeding.
The Danube originated in Bulgaria in the 1920s and is also known as Dunav, Dunavska and Danubian. The Danube is a draft or light riding horse.
Any color; height 15.3 to 16.3; Use: Hunting, Jumping
Danubian (Bulgaria)
Black, chestnut; height 15.2; Use: Draught, Saddle
Darashomi (Iran) ...
 See also: Nonius, Pleven, Thoroughbred, Black, Bay
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