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Les Kaimanawa forment une population de ch … Les Kaimanawa forment une population de chevaux sauvages en Nouvelle-Zélande, descendants de chevaux domestiques abandonnés par les habitants aux XIXe et XXe siècles. Leur vigueur et leur tempérament calme sont reconnus. Le gouvernement de Nouvelle-Zélande exerce un contrôle strict sur la population afin de protéger son habitat, qui inclut plusieurs espèces de plantes en voie de disparition. Les héritages génétiques divers donnent à cette population équine une vaste gamme de tailles, de modèles et de robes. Ils sont naturellement musclés, adroits et résistants. La présence de chevaux dans les monts Kaimanawa est rapportée en 1876, bien que les premiers animaux aient été importés en Nouvelle-Zélande dès 1814. Les troupeaux sauvages ont vu leurs effectifs croître par l'ajout de chevaux échappés ou libérés des élevages de moutons et des unités de cavalerie. Les membres du troupeau sont capturés par les locaux pour une utilisation comme chevaux de selle, mais également pour leur viande, leurs crins et leur peau. La population décline en raison de l'élevage à grande échelle et des opérations de sylviculture qui empiètent sur son territoire. Seuls 174 chevaux sont répertoriés en 1979.La population Kaimanawa est protégée par le gouvernement de Nouvelle-Zélande en 1981. En 1994, l'effectif est estimé à 1 576 chevaux. Une petite population non gérée existe aussi dans la Péninsule d'Aupouri, à l'extrême nord de l'Île du Nord. Des rassemblements sont effectués annuellement depuis 1993 pour gérer la taille des troupeaux, évalués à environ 2 800 individus. Les chevaux Kaimanawa sont inscrits comme population à valeur génétique spéciale par l'Organisation des Nations unies pour l'alimentation et l'agriculture (FAO). Plusieurs études ont été conduites sur la dynamique de troupeau et les habitudes de cette population équine. les habitudes de cette population équine.
, Kaimanawa zaldia, (ingelesez: Kaimanawa ho … Kaimanawa zaldia, (ingelesez: Kaimanawa horse), Zeelanda Berriko bertako zaldi arraza baten izena da. Hainbat ezaugarri dauzka komun zaldi tamainako zaldi arrazekin, baina bere tamainarengatik zein beste ezaugarriengatik Kaimanawako zaldia ponien sailkapen taldean sartzen da. Dena den, hainbat ale, handi samarrak direnez, ponien ezaugarrien mugan daude. Zaldi arraza hau libre eta basati bizi da Zeelanda Berriko mendietan.basati bizi da Zeelanda Berriko mendietan.
, Kaimanawa horses are a population of feral … Kaimanawa horses are a population of feral horses in New Zealand that are descended from domestic horses released in the 19th and 20th centuries. They are known for their hardiness and quiet temperament. The New Zealand government strictly controls the population to protect the habitat in which they live, which includes several endangered species of plants. The varying heritage gives the breed a wide range of heights, body patterns and colours. They are usually well-muscled, sure-footed and tough. Horses were first reported in the Kaimanawa Range in 1876, although the first horses had been brought to New Zealand in 1814. The herds grew as horses escaped or were released from sheep stations and cavalry bases. Some of the horses were recaptured by the locals to be riding horses, as well as for their meat, hair, and hides. The number of horses declined as large-scale farms and forestry operations were built on the ranges, and there was only around 174 horses by 1979. The New Zealand government started protecting the Kaimanawa horses in 1981, and there were 1,576 horses by 1994. Roundups have been carried out annually since 1993 to manage the size of the herd, removing around 2,800 horses altogether. All suitable horses are available for rehoming after the roundups. The Kaimanawa horse population is listed as a herd of special genetic value by the United Nations' Food and Agricultural Organization, and several studies have been conducted on the herd dynamics and habits of the breed. There is also a small unmanaged population of feral horses on the Aupouri Peninsula at the northern tip of the North Island. The majority of Kaimanawa horses are small but tough and sure-footed, and they are widely popular as Pony Club mounts and showjumpers. They are also popular as stock horses for high country stations.as stock horses for high country stations.
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Kaimanawa horses are a population of feral … Kaimanawa horses are a population of feral horses in New Zealand that are descended from domestic horses released in the 19th and 20th centuries. They are known for their hardiness and quiet temperament. The New Zealand government strictly controls the population to protect the habitat in which they live, which includes several endangered species of plants. The varying heritage gives the breed a wide range of heights, body patterns and colours. They are usually well-muscled, sure-footed and tough.ually well-muscled, sure-footed and tough.
, Kaimanawa zaldia, (ingelesez: Kaimanawa ho … Kaimanawa zaldia, (ingelesez: Kaimanawa horse), Zeelanda Berriko bertako zaldi arraza baten izena da. Hainbat ezaugarri dauzka komun zaldi tamainako zaldi arrazekin, baina bere tamainarengatik zein beste ezaugarriengatik Kaimanawako zaldia ponien sailkapen taldean sartzen da. Dena den, hainbat ale, handi samarrak direnez, ponien ezaugarrien mugan daude. Zaldi arraza hau libre eta basati bizi da Zeelanda Berriko mendietan.basati bizi da Zeelanda Berriko mendietan.
, Les Kaimanawa forment une population de ch … Les Kaimanawa forment une population de chevaux sauvages en Nouvelle-Zélande, descendants de chevaux domestiques abandonnés par les habitants aux XIXe et XXe siècles. Leur vigueur et leur tempérament calme sont reconnus. Le gouvernement de Nouvelle-Zélande exerce un contrôle strict sur la population afin de protéger son habitat, qui inclut plusieurs espèces de plantes en voie de disparition. Les héritages génétiques divers donnent à cette population équine une vaste gamme de tailles, de modèles et de robes. Ils sont naturellement musclés, adroits et résistants.urellement musclés, adroits et résistants.
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