Das da: Es war eines der hochvortrefflichen kaschgaraner Rassepferde - (ein Mori-mori) ... das kam nach Europa via die Britten - der Agent Wyatt wurde nach Indien geschickt um Pferde von Kathiawar - welche einen guten Ruf hatten - zu erwerben. Kathiyawan Pferde sind Cousins der Marwari Pferde.
Wenn man phonetische Sprachunterschiede beruecksichtigt, dann ist das Pferd mit dem der Karle da dem Boesewicht im Kiang-lu davongallopiert ein Marwari (mori-mori) von der spezifischen Gebietsrasse der Kathiyawan (Kaschgaraner). Und wenn man seine Imagination in Kauf nimmt stimmts sowieso.
Nach Beschreibung und Lokalitaet kommt nur dieses Pferd von der Region in Frage. Sehr interessant!
Fuer die die English verstehen:
Here are the two pieces of information:
https://digital.lib.washington.edu/dspa ... Thelen.pdf
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Toward the end of the eighteenth century the horse trade began to decline in India because of pressures from the British East India Company (EIC), which settled in Bengal in 1757. Trade became more difficult in EIC controlled areas as the EIC attempted to control the movements of the horse traders and the EIC settlements blocked some routes. The British Agent Wyatt, who was sent to obtain horses from Kathiawar which had a good reputation, observed in 1814 that the quality of the local breeds had declined because of a poor system of local, native government and disruptions due to the Maratha invasions.
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http://www.horseindian.com/indianhorse.htm
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The Kathiyawan has fhe same history as that of Marwari but having been bred in the Kathiyawar region of Gujarat , it acquires the name of Kathiyawari. Breeding line and environmental differences have distinctively given certain separate features to the Kathiyawari from it's cousin the Marwari. Such as ears, eyes, nose and in it's built up structure.
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