| ONNY* | | | | carry a load of 600 kilograms. High fertility make this |
| Derived from the country previously known as the | | | | breed a popular one, typically, the mares can reach the |
| Soviet Union, the Budyonny is a breed of horse using | | | | 26 years of age and still remain highly fertile. |
| the combination of the English Thoroughbred and the | | | | *CAMARGUE HORSE* |
| Russian Don. During the Russian Revolution a hero by | | | | The Camargue horse originates from the Quanternary |
| the name of Marshal Budyonny developed the | | | | Sea native the Solutre horse. The Camargue prefers |
| Budyonny horse. The breed was originally created as | | | | marshy land and is very resistant to lack of a stable, |
| a riding horse for the military, thus the explanation as to | | | | bad weather, and harsh conditions. |
| why the breeding was originally performed within a | | | | General characteristics of this special breed of horse |
| Rostov stud farm for the military. | | | | include its use as mainly a saddle horse in rustic and |
| The Budyonny horse typically has a height of | | | | hard terrain. Adult Camargue horses typically carry a |
| somewhere between 15.1 hands and 16 hands. Their | | | | coat that is of a pale grey color. Adults can weigh |
| coloring can be varied from black, brown, gray, or bay, | | | | anywhere between 300 kilograms and 400 kilograms, |
| but most commonly found in a chestnut color. The | | | | with a height of somewhere between 1.35 meters and |
| Budyonny horse is a prime choice for equestrian | | | | 1.45 meters. |
| events, jumping, light carriage, or as a riding horse. This | | | | Foal Camargue horses are generally born in the spring |
| breed makes easy and free gaits, which attributes the | | | | and summer months, between April and July. They |
| horse to being the prime choice for various events. | | | | typically born with a white blaze marking on their |
| Many people choose this horse for its mild | | | | forehead, and with a body color of darker grey or |
| temperament, its energy, its ease of training, as well as | | | | black. These horses have most always been used as |
| the muscled body and solid build. Severe cold or heat | | | | a saddle horse, though in some cases for leisurely |
| does not seem to effect this breed of horse too much | | | | riding as well. |
| as it can adapt itself to a variety of different intense | | | | *CAMPOLINA HORSE* |
| conditions. | | | | The Campolina Horse originated within Brazil in an area |
| *BYELORUSSIAN HARNESS* | | | | called Entre Rios de Minas. A man named Cassiano |
| A mixture of several different breeds forms the | | | | Campolina developed the breed in 1857. Though, |
| Byelorussian Harness horse. Of the influences there | | | | according to research and history the Campolina |
| are breeds of Brabancon, Ardennes, and the | | | | breed was not really developed until later in 1870. This |
| Norwegian Dole. Of the three, the Norwegian Dole | | | | began with a single mare of black colored called |
| carries the strong of influences. Typically, the | | | | "Medeia". After breeding with this mare, which was a |
| Byelorussian Harness is used in sandy soil or swampy | | | | Brazilian horse with a stallion that was an Andalusian, |
| areas of wood, as well as meat production and milk. | | | | the result was a foal called Monarca, which is thought |
| The Byelorussian Harness has several distinct | | | | to be the founding member of the Campolina Horse. |
| characteristics that make it a beautiful breed of its | | | | However, though Monarca, part Andalusian and part |
| own. As a medium sized horse, it has a well-muscled | | | | Barb Blood is considered the founding member of the |
| neck, an average head, and average length throughout, | | | | breed, there are many other breeds of horses that |
| it has a wide, deep chest. It's beautiful, thick main and | | | | has significantly influenced the breed altogether. |
| tail make this breed of horse. Stallions generally weigh | | | | These breeds include the Rio Verde, which is a breed |
| 540 kilograms and have a 21.5 cm bone girth, 184 cm | | | | from the Mangalarga Machador line, as well as the |
| chest girth, 163 cm oblique body length, and height of | | | | Yanke Prince, which is an American Saddle Horse |
| 153 cm at withers. Mares are slightly smaller weighing | | | | breed. The Teffer, a Holsteiner breed, the Golias a |
| anywhere between 490 and 500 kilograms. | | | | quarter Clydesdale Breed, and the Menelike, an |
| Colors are of the Byelorussian Harness horse are | | | | Anglo-Normand breed all contributed to the Campolina |
| typically light bay, chestnut, bay, or dun. These are | | | | Breed formation. |
| strong and relatively fast horses. They can pull or | | | | |