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Have met a Yakutian horse in the village of Elges in Verkhoyansky region, North-East Yakutia, Siberia, Russia. This is female. 19 year old. Named simply Zorka (Dawn in Russian).
See more photographs of her in the post.
Previous related post: Video: Yakut Horses Living in the Siberian cold. Not-Yet-Completed Documentary Episodes.
Travel to Verkhoyansky region was arranged by GamesAsia.ru.
By the way, I always think what a right adjective should be applied for this Siberian horse breed. Yakut horse or Yakutian horse? In Russian, we just say, «Yakutskyj». Help, if you know.
Related readings:
- Yakutian horse riders in Yakutia, Siberia / Russia [photos]
- Yakut Horses Living in the Siberian cold. Not-Yet-Completed Documentary Episodes
- One day with Yakut horses, breeders & of trekking near Yakutsk, Siberia/Russia
- Yakutian Horses. One fight for the lady’s heart in Yakutia, Russia’s Siberia [photos]
- Bruce Parry & BBC’s Arctic in Yakutsk, Yakutia/Siberia
- Published by Bolot in: Animals Photos
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2 Responses to “A Yakutian horse in Verkhoyansky region, Republic Sakha-Yakutia, Siberia, Russia”
Lovely photos! I would translate as «Yakutian horse» as it is on Wikipedia. However, as much as I could read in Russian it’s not actually a horse per se, but it’s recognised with a same difference as donkey or zebra. It looks like it’s commonly called «якутская ата» ot just «ата» in literature.
Interesting!))) thank you
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