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 The Baluchi
horse is found in parts of Baluchistan and Sind Provinces and districts of
Bahawalpur, Dera Ghazi Khan, Muzaffargarh and Multan in Punjab Province. Their
coat colors vary from
bay and chestnut to gray.
They are used for pleasure riding, tent pegging and for pulling 'tongas'. They
are medium sized horses with a fine head, long neck,
pointed ear tips touching each other, and the legs are fine and strong. In
Pakistan, most of the horses are light in build and larger than ponies.
Reminiscent of the Kathiawari of India, the Baluchi has very turned-in ears.
Reports have stated that the Baluchi horse is related to the West African Barb
through horses of Mali known as Beledougou, or Banamba.
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