Horse
Pronunciation:
noe-mah'
Breed Description:
The Noma breed of horse is a very rare, small Japanese pony breed. It was once thought to be extinct, but preservation efforts mean there are around a hundred examples today.
Temperament:
The Noma breed of horse is a working pony breed, and is tractable and docile.
Height:
The Noma breed of horse stands 10 to 10.2 hands.
Weight:
The Noma breed of horse weighs 400 to 500 pounds.
Health Problems:
The Noma breed of horse has no known health issues, but consequences of inbreeding are possible.
Living Conditions:
The Noma breed of horse is very hardy and lives outdoor in most conditions.
Exercise:
The Noma breed of horse is a working pony breed and can tolerate hard work and exercise.
Life Expectancy:
The Noma breed of horse is beleived to live into its late twenties, but possibly longer.
Grooming:
The Noma breed of horse requires very little maintenance.
Origin:
The Noma breed of horse is a native Japanese breed, but probably descends from Mongolian ponies brought to Japan in the 17th century. 