Horse
Pronunciation:
Cher-noe'-more
Breed Description:
The tchernomor (also known as the Tchernomor or the Cherkassky) is a Ukrainian breed, similar to the Russian Don but smaller. It is belived to be extinct, but its characteristics are reflected in the Budyonny breed, its descendant.
Temperament:
The Tchernmor breed of horse was known to have a good temperament, although it could be willful and independent.
Height:
The Tchernmor breed of horse stood between 14 and 15 hands.
Weight:
The Tchernmor breed of horse weighed around 800 pounds.
Health Problems:
The Tchernmor breed of horse is believed to be extinct.
Living Conditions:
The Tchernomor breed of horse was a hardy breed that could tolerate living outdoors in any weather.
Exercise:
The Tchernomor breed of horse was a working breed that enjoyed regular exercise.
Life Expectancy:
The Tchernomor breed of horse lived into its late twenties.
Grooming:
The Tchernomor breed of horse required little care, and was normally kept with a natural appearance.
Origin:
The Tchernomor breed of horse was developed from native Russian breeds by Cossack soldiers in the 18th century as a war horse. It is native to the Black Sea region, mainly the Ukraine, but is now believed to be extinct. 