- Persian Arab -
The Persian Arab is an ancient breed of horse and is believed to have existed in Persia from approximately 2,000 B.C., which makes it older than the Arabian by about 1,500 years.
*Persian Arab - gray or bay
Peruvian Paso - bay, chestnut, brown, black, gray
Petiso Argentino - N A
Pindos - dark, hard colors, mostly bay and brown, occasionaly gray, never pinto ...
Due to inbreeding, Persian Arabs were imported and for about 150 years these horses in the Cape were inbred with the Eastern blood. Thus a definite type of horse, which became known as the Cape horse, developed.
The Akhal-Teke's conformation can be favorably compared to the Persian Arab, another breed of ancient origin. Its head is similar to the Arabians. The Akhal-Teke's most familiar and defining characteristic is the natural bloom of its coat.
Physical Description The Akhal-Teke's conformation can be favorably compared to the Persian Arab, another breed of ancient origin. Its head is similar to the Arab's, being long and light with expressive eyes.
The head of the Akhal-Teke breed is similar to that of Persian Arab's, featuring a long front, ears, and neck, and very expressive eyes. The chest is narrow, ribs are flat and their backs are long.
It is said that the Darashouri horse has seen its origin from Persian Arabian blood. Darashouri horse is a lightweight saddle horse. Its conformation is excellent and refined.
Though to have come from Persian Arabian blood. Lightweight saddle horse with excellent & refined confirmation. There are no formal breeding programs, so confirmation varies and the original characteristics of the breed have been diluted.
Black, grey; height 16.2 to 17; Use: Draught, Exhibition
Persian Arab (Iran)
Bay, grey; height 15; Use: Cross-breeding, Riding
Peruvian Paso (Peru) ...
Originally, this was a small horse, but during the 1800's large numbers of the Persian Arabs and Karabakh breeds were bred to the Don.
Its ancestors were the horses of the nomadic tribes and the early influences were those of the prepossessing but very hardy Mongolian Nagai, the horses of northern Iran, the Persian Arabs, and the Turkmene, ...
 See also: Arab, Bay, Saddle, Chestnut, Thoroughbred
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