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Baixadeiro Horse Breed
- Animal
- Horse
- Type
- Riding horse
- Origin
- Brazil
Baixadeiro is a small riding horse from the wetlands of Baixada Maranhense in Maranhão, northeastern Brazil. Its name comes from that wetland region. The breed was identified in 2005, and a conservation nucleus was established in Pinheiro. It was among the Brazilian horse breeds recognized by Embrapa by 2014.
What the Baixadeiro is
Baixadeiro is a small horse breed native to the Baixada Maranhense wetlands in Maranhão, northeastern Brazil. It is classified as a riding horse.
The breed’s name comes from Baixada Maranhense, the wetland area where it developed.
Origins and recognition
Baixadeiro was identified in 2005. A conservation nucleus was established in the municipality of Pinheiro, and by 2014 Embrapa listed it among the horse breeds recognized as Brazilian.
What stands out
Its clear regional identity links the breed to Maranhão’s Baixada Maranhense wetlands. It is also defined for riding and has an established conservation nucleus in Pinheiro.
Points to check
The available description does not provide height, weight, lifespan, temperament, or health details. Anyone comparing horses on those points will need information beyond this profile.
Price
No purchase price is given for Baixadeiro horses.
Who may want another breed
Skip Baixadeiro if you need a horse with published measurements or lifespan details before choosing. Compare it with other horse breeds or horse breeds from Brazil.
Verdict
Baixadeiro suits a reader looking for a Brazilian riding breed with a documented connection to Maranhão wetlands. Its recorded history also includes conservation work in Pinheiro. Choose another breed when your decision depends on size figures, longevity, or other traits not described here.
What stands out
- Native to the Baixada Maranhense wetlands in Maranhão, Brazil.
- Classified as a riding horse.
- A conservation nucleus was established in Pinheiro.
- Recognized as a Brazilian breed by Embrapa by 2014.
Worth knowing
- Small-horse type may not fit a brief for a larger horse.
- The recorded description gives no height or weight.
- Lifespan and temperament are not provided here.
Suits
- Readers seeking a Brazilian riding horse with a Maranhão origin.
- People interested in breeds connected to conservation work.
Think twice if
- You need published height, weight, or lifespan figures before choosing.
- You are specifically seeking a horse other than a small riding type.
In short
Baixadeiro is a regionally rooted Brazilian riding horse, tied by name and origin to the Baixada Maranhense wetlands. The breed’s identification in 2005 and conservation nucleus in Pinheiro give it a concise recorded history. It may interest owners who value a horse associated with northeastern Brazil and want a riding type. A different breed will be easier to assess if you require stated height, weight, lifespan, temperament, or health information before making a choice.
Questions
Where does the Baixadeiro come from?
It comes from the wetlands of the Baixada Maranhense, in Maranhão, northeastern Brazil.
What was the Baixadeiro bred for?
Baixadeiro is classified as a riding horse.
How large does a Baixadeiro get?
The available description identifies it as a small horse but gives no height or weight figures.
How long does a Baixadeiro live?
No lifespan is provided in the available breed description.
When was Baixadeiro identified?
The breed was identified in 2005.
Is Baixadeiro recognized as a Brazilian breed?
Yes. By 2014, Embrapa listed it among the horse breeds recognized as Brazilian.
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