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The Kazakii pony was originally used for herding the
livestock of nomadic tribes, and its milk was used for the making of kumiss,
which was the traditional alcoholic drink of the region. It has since been
developed into two types from its Mongolian origins. The heavier Dzhabe
type, which contains a lot of Don blood, is an exceptionally tough, chunky
pony with a short, thick neck. The lighter Adacyev type contains more of the
Karabair, Iomud, and Akhal-Teke blood, and is not quite as hardy. The colors
the Kazakii can be are any shade of bay, brown, liver chestnut, dun, gray,
and light chestnut with a flaxen mane and tail. The average size is between
12.1 and 13.1 hh.
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