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Horse breeds from Indonesia

13 breeds, A to Z Facts from Wikidata and Wikipedia

Indonesia · 13 horse breeds

Horse breeds from Indonesia include ponies, horses and a racehorse linked to islands such as Bali, Java, Lombok, Sumatra, Sumba and Sumbawa. This list has 12 entries.

Read the names from A to Z. Compare each breed's stated origin and any listed height. Some entries have no height recorded here.

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Check the stated origin

The entries connect breeds with Indonesia and, in some cases, a specific island or region. Bali Pony is linked with Bali; Java Pony with Java; Gayoe with Sumatra near Aceh.

Sandalwood Pony is associated with Sumba and Sumbawa, while Lombok Pony is native to Lombok.

Compare listed heights

Heights are included for Bali Pony, Borneo Pony, Gayoe and Sandalwood Pony. They are recorded as 1.26, 1.22, 1.27 and 138.8 respectively.

The other entries in this list do not have a height stated in the available facts, so no height comparison is possible for them here.

Check alternate names

Batak Pony and Deli pony have matching descriptions: Deli pony is also given as another name for Batak pony.

Indonesian Racing Horse is also called Kuda Pacu Indonesia. These name links can help when checking a breed's identity.

This is an A-to-Z breed list, not a ranking. It has no paid places.

The entries are shown alphabetically so you can check Indonesian horse and pony names without treating one as better than another.

Questions

How many Indonesian horse breeds are listed?

There are 12 entries in this list.

Are all the entries horses?

They are horse-family entries. The list includes ponies, horses and the Indonesian Racing Horse.

Which entry is linked with Bali?

Bali Pony is an ancient breed now living on the Indonesian island of Bali.

What is the Batak Pony also called?

The Batak Pony is also called the Deli pony. Deli pony appears as a separate entry with the same description.

Which breed is associated with Sumba and Sumbawa?

The Sandalwood Pony is described as originating on the Sumba and Sumbawa Islands.

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