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  • 61Draft horse — For other uses of the term heavy horse , see Heavy horse. For the Australian sport, see Campdrafting. Shire horse, of typical draft conformation A draft horse (US), draught horse (UK) or dray horse (from the Old English dragan meaning to draw or… …

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  • 62Nez Perce Horse — Country of origin Idaho, United States Horse (Equus ferus caballus) The Nez Perce Horse is a spotted horse b …

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  • 63Nokota horse — Two young mares Distinguishing features Angular frame, often blue roan, often exhibits an ambling gait Country of origin United States Breed stand …

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  • 64North Swedish Horse — Distinguishing features Small heavy horse, comes in any solid colour. Country of origin Sweden Horse ( …

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  • 65Working cow horse — refers today to a competition which has also been known as reined cow horse. Horses are asked to work a single live cow in an arena, performing certain maneuvers that include circling the cow and turning it in a specified manner, as well as… …

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  • 66Neapolitan horse — 17th century engraving depicting a grey Neapolitan horse Alternative names Neapolitan Horse, Cavallo Napoletano Country of origin Italy, native to Campania Breed standards …

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  • 67Clydesdale horse — Clydesdale Clydesdale draught horse at the Maryland State Fair Distinguishing features …

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  • 68Namib Desert Horse — Group of feral horses at dusk Distinguishing features Rare, feral breed. Country of origin Namibia Horse (Equus ferus …

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  • 69Costa Rican Saddle Horse — Illustration Alternative names Costa Rican Trotter, Costarricense Paso Country of origin Costa Rica Common nicknames Costa Rican Paso, Costa Rican …

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  • 70Murakoz horse — Murakoz Alternative names Murakosi Country of origin Hungary Horse (Equus ferus caballus) The Murakoz is a medium sized draft horse with a kind temperament, strength and a willingness to work. It was developed in south Hungary. History The… …

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