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	The hucul horses
		.:The Hucul Horses, a native of the Carpathian Mountains, is held to be directly descended from the primitive Tarpan.
		For centuries, the Hucul was used as a pack pony and was renowned for carrying heavy loads over difficult mountain paths often covered in snow and ice.
		Since 1979, Hucul belongs to protected gene fund of original and primitive animal breeds of FAO.
	www.horsebacktouring.com /hucul.html (174 words)

	Breeds of Livestock - Hucul Horse
		In 1856 Hucul Stud Luina (Romania) was built close to the Radovecky Stud.
		Region of Hucul horse breeding is historically contained in the region known as the Carpathian Curve comprised of Romania, Poland and Slovak Republic.
		Hucul horses are often used as draft horses in forests, riding horses on mountainous routes and as pack animals.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /breeds/horses/hucul (455 words)

	Hucul pony - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Hucul is a breed of pony which is for its hardiness.
		Hucul ponies are usually calm and are useful for both riding and pulling trees, etc. They are brown, grey or dark grey.
		Many ponies in Europe have Hucul blood, but there are only a limited number of full-bred Huculs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hucul_Pony (106 words)

	The Hucul – a horse breed in danger of extinction to be presented at the EQUITANA 2001 - February 2001 - Equiworld ...
		The Hucul – a horse breed in danger of extinction to be presented at the EQUITANA 2001
		It is thanks to the Slovak National Stud Topolcianky that the Hucul as a breed with its typical features and characteristics as a draught horse exists at all nowadays – not least due to the subsidies which the EU Commission has made available for the preservation of this breed, which constitutes hippological cultural heritage.
		Lippizaners, Huculs, thorough-bred and Shagya Arabians and warmblood horses are bred in the stud.
	www.equiworld.net /uk/ezine/0201/equitana7.htm (425 words)

	Hucul
		The Hucul dates to the thirteenth century and is believed to have descended from the crossing of the wild Tarpan with Mongolian horses.
		It was not until the early 1970s that concerned breeders established an organization, Hucul Club, to address the declining number of Huculs in Czechoslovakia.
		Today, Huculs are bred mainly in the Bucovina region of Romania as well as Hungary, regions of the Slovak Republic and areas of the former Soviet Union.
	www.shawcreekrockinghorses.com /hucul.htm (489 words)

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