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This Is a Cross-Reference List for Entering Your Horses at NAN This is a cross-reference list for entering your horses at NAN. It will tell you how a breed is classified for NAN so that you can easily find the correct division in which to show your horse. If your breed is designated "other pure," with no division indicated, the NAN committee will use body type and suitability to determine in what division it belongs. Abtenauer – Other Pure Breed Horse (Germany) Abyssinian - Other Pure Breed Horse (Ethiopia) Aegidienberger - Other Pure Breed Horse (Germany) Akhal Teke -- Other Sport Albanian – Other Pure Breed Pony (Balkan Peninsula) Altai - Other Pure Breed Horse (Altai Mountains/Asia) American Cream –Other Pure Stock American Cream Draft – Other Pure Draft American Mustang – Native North American Breeds, Stock American Saddlebred -- Gaited American Shetland pony – North American Pony American Spotted Draft – Other Pure Draft American Walking Pony – North American Pony Anadolu (aka Ati) – Other Pure Breed Pony (Turkey) Andalusian – Spanish/Iberian Andravida - Other Pure Breed Horse (Greece) Anglo-Arab – Other Sport Anglo-Kabarda - Other Pure Breed Horse (Russia) Appaloosa – Stock Appaloosa Sport Horse - Sport Appendix Quarter Horse – Quarter Horse Sport Arabian – Light Breeds Ardennes - French Draft Ariegeois pony – European pony (France) Asian/Asiatic Wild Horse – Longears/Exotics Assateague pony – North American Pony Astercon pony (aka Asturian & Galician) – European Pony (Spain) Asturian pony (aka Astercon & Galician) – European Pony (Spain) Ati (aka Anadolu) – Other Pure Breed Pony (Turkey) Australian Brumby - Other Pure Breed Horse (Australia) Australian Pony – Australian Pony Australian Stock Horse – Other Pure Stock Australian Waler - Other Pure Breed Horse (Australia) Austrian Warmblood – Other European Warmblood (Austria) Auxios - French Draft Avelignese pony – - European Pony (Austria) Azteca – Other Iberian Breeds (Mexico) Balearic– Other Pure Breed Pony (Majorca/Spain) Balikun - Other Pure Breed Horse (China) Balis – Longears/Exotics Ban-ei - Other Pure Breed Horse (Japan) Banker Pony (aka Shackleford) – North American Pony (US) Barb – Light Bardigiano pony – European Pony (Italy) Bashkir Curly – Other Pure Stock Bashkir pony – European Pony (Russia) Basotho (aka Basuto)– African Pony (South Africa) Basque pony (aka Pottock) – European Pony (France/Spain) Basuto pony (aka Basotho)– African Pony (South Africa) Batak pony – Asian Pony (Indonesia) Bavarian Warmblood – German Warmblood, Sport Belgian (American) -- Other Draft Belgian (aka Brabant) - European Draft (Belgium) Belgian Warmblood – Other European Warmblood (Belgium), Sport Bhutia (aka Spiti) pony – Asian Pony (India) Black Forest Horse (aka Noriker) - European Draft (Austria) Boer (aka Boerperd) - Other Pure Breed Horse (South Africa) Boerperd (aka Boer) - Other Pure Breed Horse (South Africa) Bosnian pony – European pony (former Yugoslavia) Boulonnais - French Draft Brabant (aka Belgian) – European Draft (Belgian) Brandenburger - German Warmblood, Sport Breton - French Draft Budyonny – Other European Warmblood (Russia), Sport Buluchi - Other Pure Breed Horse (Pakistan) Burmese pony (aka Shan) – Asian Pony (former Burma) Burros – Longears/Exotics Byelorussian Harness Horse – Carriage & Driving breeds (Belarus) Calabrese - Other Pure Breed Horse (Italy) Camargue pony – European pony (France) Camarillo White Horse – Native North American Breeds Campolina - Other Pure Breed Horse (Brazil) Canadian Horse – Stock Canadian Pacer - Harness Racing Breeds, Sport Carolina Marsh Tacky – Native North American Breeds Carpathian pony (aka Hucul) – European Pony (Poland) Carthusian (aka Cartujano) – Other Iberian Breeds (Spain) Cartujano (aka Carthusian) – Other Iberian Breeds (Spain) Caspian pony – European pony (Iran) Castilian – Other Iberian Breeds (Iberian Peninsula) Cayuse – Native North American Breeds Cheju– Asian Pony (Korea) Chilean Corralero – Other Iberian Breeds (Chile) Chilean Horse – Other Iberian Breeds (Chile) Chincoteague pony – North American Pony (U.S.) Chinese Guoxia pony – Asian Pony (China) Cleveland Bay – Carriage & Driving breeds (England) Clydesdale – Other BRITISH ISLES Draft (Scotland) Colorado Ranger – Native North American Breeds Comtois - French Draft Connemara pony – British Native Cretan Horse - Other Pure Breed Horse (Crete) Criollo – Other Iberian Breeds (Argentina) Czech Warmblood – Other European Warmblood (Czech Republic), Sport Dales pony – British Native Danish Warmblood – Other European Warmblood (Denmark), Sport Danubian - Other Pure Breed Horse (Bulgaria) Dartmoor pony – British Native Deliboz - Other Pure Breed Horse (Azerbaijan) Djerma - Other Pure Breed Horse (Niger/West Africa) Dolahest (aka Dole Gudbrandsal & Dole) – Carriage & Driving (Norway) Dole (aka Dole Gudbrandsal & Dolahest) – Carriage & Driving (Norway) Dole Gudbrandsal (aka Dole & Dolahest)– Carriage & Driving (Norway) Dongola - Other Pure Breed Horse (West Africa) Donkey -- Longears/Exotics Dulmen pony – European Pony (Germany) Dutch Harness Horse (aka Tuigpaard) – Carriage & Driving (Netherlands) Dutch Heavy Draft - European Draft (Netherlands) Dutch Warmblood – Other European Warmblood (Netherlands), Sport East Bulgarian – Other European Warmblood (Bulgaria) East Freisian – Carriage & Driving breeds (Germany) Eriskay– Other Pure Breed Pony (Scotland) Estonian Draft - European Draft (Estonia/Europe) Estonian Native - Other Pure Breed Horse (Estonia/Europe) Exmoor pony – British Native Extremeno – Other Iberian Breeds (Iberian Peninsula) Faeros– Other Pure Breed Pony (Faeroe Islands/Europe) Falabella – Mini Pony Fell pony – British Native Finnish Draft - European Draft (Finland) Finnish Universal – Other European Warmblood (Finland), Sport Fleuvre (aka Fouta & M’Bayar) – Other Pure Breed Pony (Senegal/Africa) Flores (aka Timor) – Asian Pony (Indonesia/Asia) Florida Cracker Horse – Spanish/Other Iberian Fouta (aka Fleuvre & M’Bayar) – Other Pure Breed Pony (Senegal/Africa) Frances-Montagnes (aka Frieberger) - European Draft (Switzerland) Frederiksborg – Other European Warmblood (Denmark), Sport French Anglo-Arab – Other Sport French Saddle Pony – European pony (France) French Trotter – Harness Racing Breeds (France), Sport Fresian – Carriage & Driving breeds (Netherlands) Frieberger (aka Frances-Montagnes) - European Draft (Switzerland) Friewalker – Freisian cross , Mixed Sport Furioso - Other Sport Galiceno pony – South American Pony (Mexico) Galician pony (aka Asturian & Astercon) – European Pony (Spain) Garrano pony – European Pony (Portugal) Gayoe– Other Pure Breed Pony (Sumatra/Indonesia/Asia) Gelderlander – Carriage & Driving breeds (Netherlands) Georgian Grande - Fresian cross, Mixed Sport German Heck Horse – Longears/Exotics German Riding Pony – European Pony (Germany) German Warmblood – Other European Warmblood (Germany), Sport Gidran Arab – Other Sport Gidran Sport Horse – Other European Warmblood (Hungary), Sport Gotland pony (aka Skogruss) – European Pony (Sweden) Groningen – Carriage & Driving breeds (Netherlands) Guangxi– Asian Pony (China) Guizhou – Asian Pony (China) Gypsy Cob – Carriage & Driving breeds (England) Gypsy Vanner – Carriage & Driving breeds (England) Hackney Horse – Carriage & Driving breeds (England) Hackney pony – European Pony (England) Haflinger pony – European Pony (Austria) Hanoverian - German Warmblood, Sport Heihe - Other Pure Breed Horse (China) Hequ - Other Pure Breed Horse (China) Highland pony – British Native Hirzai - Other Pure Breed Horse (Pakistan/Asia) Hispano-Arab (aka Peninsula Horse & Spanish Anglo-Arab) - Other Iberian (Spain) Hokkaido– Asian Pony (Japan) Holstein – German Warmblood, Sport Hucul pony (aka Carpathian) – European Pony (Poland) Hungarian Warmblood – Other European Warmblood (Hungary) , Sport Icelandic pony – European Pony (Iceland) Indian Half-Bred - Other Pure Breed Horse (India) Iomud -- Other Light (Turkmenistan) Irish Draft/Draught – Other European Warmblood (Ireland), Sport Irish Warmblood – Other European Warmblood (Ireland), Sport Italian Heavy Draft - European Draft (Italy) Java pony (aka Kumingan) – Asian Pony (Indonesia) Jinzhou - Other Pure Breed Horse (China) Jutland - European Draft (Denmark) Kabarda (aka Kabardin) - Other Pure Breed Horse (Stravropol/Russia) Kabardin (aka Kabarda) - Other Pure Breed Horse (Stravropol/Russia) Kaimanawa– Other Pure Breed Pony (New Zealand) Karabair – Other Pure Breed Horse (Uzbekistan) Karabakh - Other Pure Breed Horse (Azerbaijan) Karacabey - Other Pure Breed Horse (Turkey) Kathiawari – Other Pure Breed Horse (India) Kazakh pony – Asian Pony (Kazakhstan) Kentucky Saddle Horse -- American Gaited Kerry Bog Pony– British Native (Ireland) - Note: The region this pony comes from is in Ireland and not part of the UK, but still part of the British Isles). Kiangas – Longears/Exotics Kiger Mustang – Native North American Breeds Kinsky - Other Pure Breed Horse (Czech Republic) Kirdi– Other Pure Breed Pony (Camaroon/Africa) Kisber Felver – Other European Warmblood (Hungary), Sport Kiso - Other Pure Breed Horse (Japan) Kladruber -- Carriage Breeds Knabstrup – Other European Warmblood (Denmark), Sport Konik pony – European Pony (Poland) Kumingan pony (aka Java) – Asian Pony (Indonesia) Kushum - Other Pure Breed Horse (Kazakhstan/Asia) Kustanair - Other Pure Breed Horse (Kazakhstan/Asia) Lac La Croix Indian Pony – Native North American Breeds, Stock Landais pony – European Pony (France) Latvian - Other Pure Breed Horse (Latvia/Europe) Latvian Harness Horse - European Draft (Latvia/Europe) Lijiang– Other Pure Breed Pony (China)
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