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]]> http://www.askthefarrier.com/horse-breeds-a-to-z-akhal-teke-the-pride-of-turkmenistan/comment-page-1/#comment-1009 Miss G. N. Shrout Mon, 31 Aug 2009 04:08:50 +0000 http://www.askthefarrier.com/horse-breeds-a-to-z-akhal-teke-the-pride-of-turkmenistan/#comment-1009 I have always found interest in these fine creatures. They aren't bulky like most breeds. I have heard they have great temperment but can be stubborn. I have also heard they have been great for inexperienced riders and also that they should never be riden by children. I would love to see an Akhal-teke in real life one day. People are now trying to breed them into more bulkier horses, which I think is just wrong. Thanks for the info! I have always found interest in these fine creatures. They aren’t bulky like most breeds. I have heard they have great temperment but can be stubborn. I have also heard they have been great for inexperienced riders and also that they should never be riden by children. I would love to see an Akhal-teke in real life one day. People are now trying to breed them into more bulkier horses, which I think is just wrong. Thanks for the info!

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