Pakistan Category

Breeds of horse found in Pakistan, a South Asian nation and the fifth-most populous country. There are a handful of official breeds native to the country and a few unofficial types.

Siaen Arabian Horse

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Not an official breed, the Siaen Horse is a type of Arabian horse bred in Pakistan that is likely comes from the Saglawi strain.
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Morna Horse

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The Morna Horse is not an official breed, but rather a strain of the beautiful Unmol Horse which is said to be a descendant of the Turkoman.
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Kakka Baral Wala Horse

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Not an official breed, the Kakka Baral Wala Horse is a type of saddle horse, primarily bred in the Punjab region of Pakistan.
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Kajlan Horse

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Likely a type of Arabian, the Kaylan or Kajlan Horse is mostly notable for their beautiful eyes and a comfortable amble.
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Makra Horse

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Like many of the breeds found in Pakistan, the Makra Horse is a light saddle horse, often found with extreme curved ears.
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Pakistani Mountain Horse

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Admittedly this is not a recognized breed, in fact there isn’t really any information about them.
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Unmol Horse

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The Unmol is an incredibly rare breed that comes from the northwest Punjab in Pakistan. Their name translates to “priceless” which makes clear how important these animals were to the local people.
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Hirzai Horse

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The Hirzai breed originated in Baluchistan, Pakistan during the first Afghan war of 1839 and can all be traced back to a single local mare named Shol and an Arabian Stallion.
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Ghazi Horse

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Named for the region from which they came, the Ghazi Horse is a mystery. They are possibly bred for an equestrian test of skill called tent pegging played in the region.
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Baluchi Horse

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Easy to identify because of their turned in ears (similar to those of the Marwari horse), the Baluchi or Baloch horse is native to the Baluchistan and Derajat regions of Pakistan.
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