Jaf
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Names: Jaf.
Origin:
Breeding: Bred in Kurdistan, the Jaf is derived from the Persian (Arab) and therefore of Arab type. One source called it an Arab-like, Persian and Turkish breed.
Description: The Jaf has Arabian characteristics, and is said to be more highly regarded than the Darashouli, being used to harsh desert conditions.
Color: Bay, brown, chestnut, or gray; black is rare.
Hooves: Exceptionally hard.
Size: Around or just over 15 hands (1.52 meters).
Temperament: Gentle.
Features: Spirited, tough, wiry desert horse with great stamina. Hardy and enduring.
Uses: Riding.
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