Kustanai
The Kustanai was developed in the steppes of western Kazakhstan at the collective-farm and state-farm studs. The breeding nucleus is concentrated at Kustanai and Maikulski studs. Its development dates from 1887 to 1951.
Kustanair Horse
Origin: USSR - Kazakhstan.
The Kustanair horse is a breed that was developed in Kazakhstan in the former U.S.S.R.
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The Kustanair developed through crosses between Thoroughbred, Don, Kazakh, Half-bred, and the now extinct Strelets.
The Kustanai of today is a massive breed that skillfully combines the saddle horse characteristics with pronounced steppe lineage.
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Kustanair
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The Kustanair is a breed of horse developed in Kazakhstan in the former U.S.S.R. in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They are used mainly for under-saddle and light draft work.
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The Kustanair is a relatively young breed. It was developed at the state farms and studs in the Kazakhstan region of the former U.S.S.R. The breeding process of the Kustanair was very deliberate.
The Kustanair is a younger breed of horse that developed in the former U.S.S.R.At the state studs, they delibratley berd two different types of horse.
Galiceno to Kustanair - Horse Breeds from G to K
Horse Breeds G to K -- Galiceno to Kustanair
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Developed in the 19th century by the Imperial Russian Cavalry. The Kustanair is a Kazahkstan breed of saddle horse developed during the early 20th century and recognised as a breed in 1951.
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Kustanai Horse
Improving the Kustanai Breed
The Kustanai horse breed is one that has only been recently introduced. Unlike other ancient breeds, this one only has a little over a century of history to trace.
KUSTANAI HORSE
Developed in collective-farm and state-farm studs, the Kustanai is concentrated at Kustanai and Maikulski studs. The last date the breed was officially recognized was in 1890.
Kustanair
The Kustanair is a younger breed of horse that developed in the former U.S.S.R. At the state studs, they deliberately bred two different types of horses.
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Terskaya breed (Tersky)
Latviskaya (Latvian),
Hanoverian
Hungarian
Donskaya (Russian Don)
Kabarda & Anglo-kabarda (Kabardinskaya)
Karabair (Karabairskaya)
Karabakh (Karabakhskaya)
Kustanai (Kustanayskaya) ...
*Knabstrup - spotted, appaloosa patterns on a roan base
Konik - yellow, blue, or gray dun, usualy with a dorsal stripe
Kushum - bay and chestnut
Kustanai - bay, chestnut, red-gray, brown
*Kuznet - no distinct type ...
 See also: Saddle, Latvian, Warmblood, Russian Trotter, Barb
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