Akhal-Teke Horse For Sale 50% Off - Ony $3500


 

              Akhal-Teke Horse For Sale 50% Off - Ony $3500

The Akhal-Teke is the National Horse of Turkmenistan, and may only have less than 8,000 Akhal-Teke horses in existence today. The rarity of getting your hands on this equine brings up its price.

Beyond its dwindling number, its coat has a pristine, metallic-like shine. But don’t think it’s all show and no game—Akhal-Teke horses have excellent endurance, tested by centuries of being used for transportation and labor. Since it is used to being with humans, they say that Akhal-Teke breeds are very loyal animals.

  • Practice Compatibility: Showjumping, dressage, long-distance racing
  • Weight:around 1,000lbs
  • Height: 14 hands (56-in) to 16 hands (64-in)
  • Body Type: Flat-muscled, slim build, long narrow neck and head
  • Life Expectancy: 20 years
  • Estimated Cost: $3500

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