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About Buryats HorsesAbout Buryats Horses





Buryats are one of the smallest horses in Siberia and share ancestors with the Mongolian breed, although they tend to be taller. They are native to a climate that is incredibly harsh, (there are only about a 100 days a year above freezing temperatures in parts); and as a result they are very tough.  

Throughout the years severe (and often cruel) training methods combined with selective breeding and an intense natural environment has created an almost indestructible, fertile animal with a long life span.  

Since 1897 Thoroughbred stallions (and some trotters) have been brought to the area to improve the breed. However the fertility and toughness of the breed tends to be compromised by the influx of new blood. There are very few purebred animals of this breed left today.



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