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Generally called Do-san-ko in Japan as a term of
endearment, the Hokkaido Washu horse is an old breed. The Hokkaido Washu
horse is thought to have been brought during the Edo era (1600-1867) to
Hokkaido by fishermen. These original importation came from Honshu. |
| Origin: Japan. |
| Colour: most solid colors, and many are roan.
White markings of any kind are rare and not allowed for registration. |
| Height: between 12.2 and 13hh. |
| Conformation: Plain head, thickset body, flat
withers, slender legs, good feet. |
| Character: extremely hardy and strong and can
survive, and even thrive, under very servere conditions. |
| Uses: trail riding, packing and harness. |
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