POLISH KONIK – A RELIC OF NATURE AND NATIVE BREEDING

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  • E. PASICKA

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The research inspired a broader study on breeding the Konik, carried out by Prof. T. Vetulani in the following years. With 100 years of research and breeding, this breed of Polish horses is a relatively new field of study. The breed itself is one of the latest to be described and officially registered in Poland: the Registry of Koniks was issued in 1955 and the first volume of the breed's studbook – in 1962.

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No. 217 (2015): Частина 1 (англ)

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