#karabair horse

[horse-breed-a-day]

Horse breed of the day: Karabair

Height: 14-15 hh

Common coat colors: Various chestnuts, bay, and black

Place of origin: Uzbekistan, Tajikistan

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Horse Breeds In World

Horse breeds refer to distinct populations or groups of horses that share specific characteristics, such as appearance, size, color, and abilities. There are numerous horse breeds worldwide, each bred for particular purposes like work, riding, racing, or even ornamental purposes. Here are a few well-known horse breeds:

Thoroughbred: Bred primarily for racing, Thoroughbreds are known for their speed and agility. They are also used in other equestrian sports like show jumping and dressage. Read More....

Arabian: Known for their distinctive head shape and high tail carriage, Arabians are one of the oldest and most recognizable horse breeds. They are often used for endurance riding due to their stamina.Read More....

Quarter Horse: These horses are renowned for their ability to sprint short distances quickly. They are commonly used in Western riding events like rodeo and cutting, and they're also versatile for various riding disciplines.

Paint Horse: Recognized by their distinctive coat patterns, Paint Horses are versatile and can be used for various riding styles, including Western and English riding.

Appaloosa: Known for their unique coat patterns and often-spotted skin, Appaloosas are used in various riding disciplines and are particularly popular in Western riding.

Clydesdale: A draft horse breed, Clydesdales are large and muscular, historically used for heavy farm and industrial work. They are now also seen in parades and exhibitions.

Andalusian: Originating from the Iberian Peninsula, Andalusians are known for their elegance, intelligence, and versatility. They excel in dressage and other classical riding disciplines.

Friesian: Recognized for their black coat and luxurious mane and tail, Friesians are often seen in harness events and dressage. They have a striking appearance and a noble bearing.

Mustang: Mustangs are wild horses in North America, descended from domesticated horses brought by European explorers. They have adapted to the wild and vary in appearance due to their diverse ancestry.

Tennessee Walking Horse: These horses are prized for their unique "running walk" gait, which provides a smooth ride for the rider. They are often used in pleasure riding and trail competitions.

Morgan

Shetland Pony

Welsh Pony

Haflinger

Miniature Horse

Percheron

Paso Fino

Lipizzaner

Akhal-Teke

Gypsy Vanner

Irish Draught

Icelandic Horse

American Saddlebred

Belgian Draft Horse

Hanoverian

Palomino

Rocky Mountain Horse

American Quarter Pony

Australian Stock Horse

Lusitano

Marwari

Connemara Pony

Norwegian Fjord Horse

Camargue Horse

Trakehner

Gaited Curly Horse

Exmoor Pony

Barb

Pinto

Dutch Warmblood

Gypsy Cob

Akhal-Teke

Caspian Horse

Bashkir Curly

Knabstrupper

American Miniature Horse

Suffolk Punch

American Paint Pony

Marwari Horse

Karabair

These are just a few examples, and there are many more horse breeds with their own unique qualities and purposes. Each breed has its own history, traits, and contributions to the equestrian world.

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[morning-star-stables]

Edits to the second horse model. This model in general has shorter legs and stockier body. These are all current edit progress and not necessarily final. May tweak in future.

In order:

Default asset (use as Mustang/Brumby)

American Quarter Horse (as well as American Paint Horse & Appaloosa)

Arabian (as well as Quarab, Pintabian, & Araloosa)

Missouri Fox Trotter/Australian Stock Horse

Iomud/Karabair

Tersk

*Zebra or some other wild horse ("hidden"--wouldn't be available in normal gameplay; testing the possibility)

Back to default asset

*Repeating what I said on the previous post: don't know if/how I'd include it. I just wanted to test out if they were a possibility. I like when games have that one hidden, goofy model edit so I'd ideally have something like that, too.