Kathiawari and Marwari Horse
Kathiawari horse is from the Kathiawar peninsula on the north-west coast of India and Marwari horse is from Marwar (Jodhpur region).
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By tradition, the Kathiawari is thought to have been first bred in the 14th century, crossing native ponies, Arabians, and other oriental breeds. There is a legend that shipwrecked Arabians swam to shore and bred with local ponies.
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The KATHIAWARI horse is from the Kathiawar Peninsula, an area framed by the Gulfs of Kutch and Khambat on India's north western coast. It is also found in Maharashtra, Gujerat, and southern Rajasthan.
The Kathiawari is known for being an affectionate horse. It also has outstanding intelligence and an unwavering spirit.
The Kathiawari is a breed of horse from India, specifically originating in the Kathiawar peninsula. The horses, although small, are not ponies. The animals are up to 14.
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The Kathiawari is a breed of horse from India, specifically originating in the Kathiawar peninsula.
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Kathiawari horses have on an average 119 cm long body, 147 cm height and 160 cm heart girth.
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The Kathiawari as an old breed that originates in the Kathiawar peninsular from where it takes its name. Although small in stature, the Kathiawari is considered a small horse rather than a pony, and exhibits horse like characteristics.
Use : Saddle. Identifying Features : Distinctive ears, plain withers and shoulders, narrow body, tail carried high, hard feet. 28 types of the Kathiawari are recognized.
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Indigenous to India, the Kathiawari was greatly influenced by the Arabian.
*Kathiawari - ears curve and almost touch at the tips, any color except appaloosa and overo
Kazakh - bay, dark bay or red, occasionaly gray
Ke-Er-Qin - ba or chestnut
*Kieger Mustang - dun coloration, dorsal and zebra stripes ...
They are descended from a cross between the native Kathiawari, oriental stock, the Australian Waler and a subtantial amount of English Thoroughbred.
Also called Kathi, Kutchi, Kathiawari & Cutchi, the origin of the Kathiawadi breed is a mystery as there is no documentation available, but the breed takes it's name from the region of Kathiawar in India where it originates.
Splashed white occurs in a variety of geographically divergent breeds, including Morgans, Kathiawari horses (from India) and several European breeds, including Welsh and Ardennais. Some horses have minimal markings.
The animals are from the Marwar region in the state of Rajasthan, India and may possibly have evolved in Northeast India, bordering Afghanistan, although their origins are not certain. The breed is similar to the Kathiawari, ...
Because they have ears that are turned in, people typically find them similar to the Indian Kathiawari. The Baluchi Horse is a possible descendant of the Banamba, Beledougou, and the Barb of West Africa.
Reminiscent of the Kathiawari of India, the Baluchi has very turned-in ears. Reports have stated that the Baluchi horse is related to the West African Barb through horses of Mali known as Beledougou, or Banamba.
 See also: Arabian, Bay, Chestnut, Marwari, Ponies
  
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