Karacabey horses came in common colors like bay, roan, chestnut, gray, and black. Their body was well-built; they had a straight head set on a curved neck.
The Karacabey Horse is a breed that originated in the Marmara region of Turkey, they have been extinct since 1979.
Origins ...
Karacabey (horse)
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The Karacabey horse is a now-extinct horse breed. It was a light riding horse that originated in Turkey.
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Turkey is the homeland of the Karacabey, and the country is well supplied with horses. It is generally believed that there are over a million of them in the country. They are used mainly for transportation and in agriculture.
Karacabey - extinct
Karachai - dark brown and black
Karakacan - almost all are bay in color
*Kathiawari - ears curve and almost touch at the tips, any color except appaloosa and overo ...
Karacabey (horse)
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Bay, chestnut, dun; height 14.2; Use: Riding
Karacabey (Turkey)
Any color; height 16; Use: Draught, Saddle
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 See also: Arabian, Bay, Nonius, Anadolu, Black
  
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