The Dongola is said to be a poorer version of the Barb. However, many believe that the Dongola is a descendant of the Iberian horses, which were found in Egypt and taken from Numidia during the 13th century.
Also called the Dongolah & Dongolawi, the Dongala is thought to have come from the Dongala Providence in Sudan & is thought to be a degenerate strain of the mighty Barb with Arabian influence.
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The Dongola horse breed is a light horse that is found in north Sudan and in western Eritrea. They are reddish-bay colored and often have white faces and feet.
The Dongola is a light horse found in northern Sudan and western Eritrea. The breed is reddish-bay and often has a white face-blaze and feet. The West African Dongola and Sudanese Country Bred were developed from the Dongola. The breed is rare.
West African Dongola and Sudanese Country Bred were developed from the Dongola. The breed is rare.
Origin
Northern Sudan and western Eritrea ...
DONGOLA HORSE
A light horse typically found in Eritrea or Sudan, the Dongola is generally of a reddish-bay coloration, with blaze and feet being white.
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The Sudan Country-Bred is a light righting horse which originated in the African country of Sudan. It was developed during the 20th century from crosses of Arabian and Thoroughbred horses with the Dongola breed.
Djerma Horse
The Djerma is found in middle Niger in western Africa. It is a light horse breed which is predominately dark in coloration. The Djerma originated from the Barb and Dongola breeds.
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Dongola - deep reddish bay, sometimes chestnut or black, white markings are common
*Draft Breton - commonly chestnut, bay, gray, red roan, black is not found, all colors allowed
Dulmen Pony - grullo and dun ...
Horses are used as riding or pack animals and in a number of areas are bred with donkeys to produce mules. Few are kept in areas where tsetse flies are present. Five main types of horses inhabit Africa: the Darfur pony, the Dongola...
 See also: Bay, Barb, Black, Stallion, Djerma
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