*LOKAI* In central and sourthern Tajikistan, the Lokai horse is bred They are considered to be a saddle breed with Oriental lineage and developed by the Uzbek Lokai tribe...

*KUSHUM* Developed in Kazakhstan between 1931 and 1976 at the Pytimarsk and Furman studs, the Kushum breed was developed from a trotter, Don, Kasakh, Budyonny and Thoroughbred breeding...

*NORTH AMERICAN SINGLE FOOTING HORSE* The Single-footing horse is unique because it developed and bred it's own horses for trail riding qualities,whether that be for pleasure trail,working trail or competition trail...

*MISAKI* In Japan, the Misaki breed often runs wild in the area of Cape Toi The Misaki breed is very rarely under human control, and is left to roam freely...

*NEW KIRGIZ* When farms in Russia crossed local horses of the Thoroughbred and the Don, they ended up with the breed called New Kirgiz...

*ORLOV TROTTER* A breed developed between 1775 and 1784, the Orlov Trotter was dveloped by AG...

*PASO FINO* In Spain, the mixing of breeds resulted in one of the world's favorite riding horses The Barb breed, horses known for their strong genetics and impact on horse development throughout North Africa, the New World and Europe, was interbreeded with the delicate Spanish Jennet and the Andalusian breed, during the Moorish conquest of Spain...

*KABARDA* The Kabarda breed is typically used as a saddle horse, with an average hieght of about 150 cm...

*ICELANDIC* A decendant of horses brought to Iceland by settlers over 11 centuries ago, the Icelandic horse is rather small although not considered light in build...

*GALICIAN PONY* Found in northwest Spain, The Galician Pony is home in a region that features many mountains and a wet climate...

*HOKKAIDO* In Japan, the Hokkaido breed is called "Do-san-ko" as a term of endearment Hokkaido ponies are an old breed, thought to have been brought by fishermen to Hokkaido during the Edo era (1600 to 1867)...

*GRONINGEN* Originating in the Netherlands in the 1800's, the groningen breed came from Oldenburg horses that were bred to local draft breeds...

*EXMOOR PONY* In southwestern England, the Exmoor Pony are descendants of horses that walked along the land of Britain before it was an island...

*FLEUVE* The Fleuve is a horse breed from Senegal, Africa It was developed from the crossing of a Barb with a local breed of pony...

*DANUBE* Developed in Bulgaria, the Danube is typically used as a draft horse or a light riding horse...

*DUTCH WARMBLOOD* A warmblooded sport horse, the Dutch Warmblood is typically used for recreational and competitive purposes, such as driving, three day events, jumping, and dressage...

*POLISH KONIK* Sometimes called Konik polski in Poland, and the Polish Pony elsewhere; the Polish Konik is a pony used for riding and draft in Poland...

*SANHE* Used mostly for riding and carting in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the Sanhe breed is considered among the best developed Chinese horse breeds...

*TRAKEHNER* The foundation of the European warmblood horse of East Prussia, the Trakehner, was laid at a stud farm established in 1732...

*TERSK* The Tersk breed is a light saddle breed developed at Terks and Stavropol studs during the 1920's and 1940's...

*SUFFOLK* In eastern England, farmers developed a breed of heavy draft horses, called the Suffolk Punch...

*SOVIET HEAVY DRAFT* Developed during the 1880's and 1890's, the Soviet Heavy Draft was recognized as a "new heavy draft breed"...

Once horses used in the dessert conditions of the Arabian Peninsula by warriors who utilized their endurance for long journeys and their energy to carry them into enemy territory, Arabian horses have quickly taken their place as one of the most popular breeds in North America...

The origins of this breed are somewhat vague and there are conflicting reports as to the origin of the Harrier...

The Flat-Coated Retriever was developed in England in the nineteenth century and before the Labrador was developed this breed was the retriever of choice...

The Hungarian Vizsla is the national dog of Hungary The Hungarian Vizsla is known to have first appeared in Central Europe in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries...

The English Foxhound is thought to be considered the rarest breed of dog in the United States by AKC registration...

It is believed that Doberman Pinschers were bred by Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann in Germany somewhere around 1890...

Except for the Clumber, the English Spring Spaniel was developed and originated in England in the nineteenth century...

The Clumber Spaniel is a spaniel that was existent in nineteenth century Britain This breed is possibly a mixture of some of the early spaniel types and the Basset Hound...