| BE* | | | | The Dole horse, also referred to as Gudbrandsdal, |
| Developed in Bulgaria, the Danube is typically used as | | | | Dole-Gudbrandsdal, or the Norway Dolehest, originated |
| a draft horse or a light riding horse. Originating during | | | | from the North Sea Coast, in the region of Oslo. There |
| the Pleven and Nonius crossing in 1920, the Danube is | | | | are two types of modern Dole horses, the light draft |
| a cross between the Thoroughbred and Russian | | | | horse and the work horse. The work Dole Horse is |
| Trotter. They generally come in the colors bay or | | | | bred for it's trotting and its pulling power. |
| black. | | | | Typically the Dole Horse is predominantly brown or |
| *DARTMOOR PONY* | | | | bay in color. However, chestnut and black are also |
| Deriving from the British Isles, the Dartmoor Pony is | | | | very common colorations as well. Occasionally, you will |
| from an England moorland in Devon. The area is | | | | find dun or grey colored Dole's as well. Trotter types |
| barren and rocky with bleak conditions and sparse | | | | typically have some leg and head markings of white. |
| grazing areas. This explains the toughness of the | | | | As one of the smallest of horses, the Dole horse still |
| Dartmoor Pony. After many centuries of roaming the | | | | has excellent power in pulling, a great trot, superb |
| moorland, they had to endure tough conditions. | | | | stamina, while staying active and agile at the same |
| The Dartmoor Pony has been used in many different | | | | time. |
| situations. For example, the royal reign of Henry I, a | | | | *DONGOLA* |
| Dartmoor Pony stallion was used to breed with royal | | | | A light horse typically found in Eritrea or Sudan, the |
| mares. Furthermore Dartmoor ponies were used for | | | | Dongola is generally of a reddish-bay coloration, with |
| transporting mine tins to area towns. They have also | | | | blaze and feet being white. Though a rare breed of |
| been used on farms and in prison situations. | | | | horse, the Dongola is an ancestor of the Sundanese |
| *DELIBOZ* | | | | Country Horse, as well as the West African Dongola. |
| The Deliboz, an oriental saddle horse breed was | | | | *DULMEN PONY* |
| developed in the regions of Tauz, Akstafa, Kazakh in | | | | Found in the German region of Westphalia, the Dulmen |
| Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan. The Deliboz horse | | | | Pony originates from a herd of Semi-Feral horses |
| has a massive body, a heavy but compact neck, a | | | | located in the Meerfelder Brunch at the estate of the |
| narrow nose, a broad forehead on its short and clean | | | | Duke of Croy. These horses can be found in many |
| head. | | | | different colors. |
| The temperament of the Deliboz is classified as | | | | *DUTCH DRAFT HORSE* |
| unstable. One distinct feature of this breed of horse is | | | | Developed in Holland, the Dutch Draft Horse is |
| in its tongue, it has a fork like tongue that is folded | | | | generally used for farm work and heavy draft. They |
| lengthwise. The Deliboz stands at 152 centimeters at | | | | stand at about 16 hands and is the heaviest breed of |
| the withers and has the capacity of being a good | | | | all Dutch horses. They are extremely useful for heavy |
| work horse. It can cover highlands of 45 to 55 | | | | hauling, traction, and for prolonged trips. The Dutch |
| kilometers daily carrying a large pack of 115 kilograms | | | | Draft Horse is typically very quiet and slow in |
| to 130 kilograms. With a rider, it can cover 70 | | | | movements. Mixed farms in regions with sand and |
| kilometers in a day. | | | | smaller farmers typically find the Dutch Draft horse |
| *DJERMA* | | | | very useful. |
| Found in the West African country of Niger, the | | | | A massive horse, with a large, solid, and strong build, |
| Djerma is a breed with dark coloration. Originating from | | | | the Dutch Draft Horse has excellent leg, feet, hind |
| the Dongola and Barb breeds, the Djerma is known as | | | | quarter, and loin muscles. They have good withers, a |
| a breed of light horse. | | | | muscled front, lively, short ears, and a straight profiled |
| *DOLE HORSE* | | | | head. |