Caspian horse

The Caspian horse is the oldest breed of horse in the world that is still in existence, . The Caspian was thought to have died out thousands of years ago. -The skull has no parietal crest -The neck of the scapula is narrower and the head much wider -The metacarpal and metatarsal bones are much longer and slimmer in relation to size -The hooves are usually narrow and oval-shaped, and the frog is less pronounced than in other equines the first six thoracic vertebrae are longer than usual

Caspian Horse

Caspian Horse

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There has been a deperate call for more owners and breeders to recognise the benefits of the rare Caspian pony

THE CASPIAN HORSE The intersecting paths of an adventurous American woman and a little horse that lived along the shores of the Caspian Sea, would change bother their destinies, and re-establish the Caspian as an extant equine breed. The small, elegant Caspian horse, whose origins date back to 3,000 BC, was presumed extinct for over […]

Learn about the origin and other characteristics of Caspian horses.

Development of the Oriental Horse breeds based on Modern Blood Typing Techniques. Persian horse, Akhal Teke, Barb horse, Turkmen horse, Caspian horse, Iomud horse, Kurdish horse.