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Curly horses are gentle, easy to train and versatile - succeeding in a variety of disciplines including
dressage, show jumping, working cattle, and endurance racing. Extensive research is currently being
conducted on the Curly gene, as there is much to learn about this extraordinary horse breed. Texas A&M University is doing
a genome project on rare breed horses and DCC Traveler was selected to be one of the 15 Curly stallions to participate in
this project. DDD Mark & Elisabeth Mattke
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American Bashkir Curly Registry National Office 857 Beaver Road Walton, Kentucky 41094 859-485-9700 Web Site |
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Each year we evaluate all our Bashkir Curlies. These evaluations are done through, showing (USEF/USDF
Dressage Sport Horse Breeding) inspections and/or private professional consultations. All our Sport horse and deluxe trail
horse potential horses learn confidence, and in addition to classical dressage training. DDDDD
Mike & Linda VavRosky
17829 Hubbard Gulch
Juliaetta, ID 83535
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What is a Curly Horse? Well, to me, they look like a poodle on steroids. Curly Horses generally have curly body hair, but not always, and they have curly manes and tails. They shed their
body hair curls and slick out in the summer months, and get curly again in the winter. Some shed their mane and tails and
others done. The ones that do are considered Extreme curlies. DDDDD
Po Box 58
New Pine Creek, Oregon 97630
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