Horse
Breed Description:
The Daliboz breed of horse (also called Deliboz) is an Oriental saddle horse from Azerbaijan. It was developed in the Qazakh, Agstafa, and Tovuz regions of Azerbaijan. It was previously described as the "Kazakh" horse of Azerbaijan or as the Azerbaijan horse. The Daliboz breed of horse has a clean, short head with a broad forehead and narrow nose, a compact heavy neck, and a massive body with a long and even back. Its legs are well-proportioned, with a relatively large cannon bone girth. It has an unusual lengthwise fold on its tongue, giving the impression of a forked tongue. The Daliboz is usually either gray or bay. It is further characterized by a somewhat unstable temperament. The Daliboz breed of horse is well-suited to riding and racing. It also has the ability to be a good work horse, as it can cover 45 miles/day with a rider.
Temperament:
The Daliboz breed of horse has an unstable temperament.
Height:
The Daliboz breed of horse stands about 14.9 to 15.0 hands high.
Origin:
The Daliboz breed of horse was developed in the Qazakh, Agstafa, and Tovuz regions of Azerbaijan. 