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SARGA.CO – While local Indonesian racehorses may be smaller in stature compared to international breeds, when it comes to power, speed, and endurance, they’re nothing short of fierce!
Many horse racing enthusiasts in Indonesia often use crossbreeding (mixed breeding) to enhance performance and genetic traits.
Here are five native Indonesian horse breeds that are commonly seen on racetracks and proudly represent various regions across the country:
• Origin: East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) • Traits: Short back, small ears • Average Height: ±1.3 meters This breed is known for its agility and toughness on rough terrains. A favorite in both traditional and modern racing events.
• Origin: North Tapanuli, North Sumatra • Traits: Large nostrils, long tail • Average Height: ±1.2 meters The Batak horse is resilient and loyal. Aside from racing, it’s also commonly used for traditional transport.
• Origin: Gayo Highlands, Aceh • Traits: Short neck, long back • Average Height: ±1.32 meters Known for its exceptional stamina and endurance, making it ideal for mid- to long-distance races.
• Origin: Java Island • Traits: Hardy, climate-adapted • Average Height: ±1.15 meters Though short, the Javanese horse is versatile and quick to adapt—including to racing tracks.
• Origin: West Nusa Tenggara • Traits: Agile, high endurance • Average Height: ±1.3 meters Renowned for being swift and nimble, this breed is often chosen for racing due to its surprising speed.
With their unique characteristics and strong capabilities, Indonesian racehorses prove that performance isn’t about size.
These small yet swift equines continue to make the country proud on the racetrack!
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