Horse breeding farm of Suiling County, Suihua City, Heilongjiang Province

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Located in the southwest suburb of Ashgabat, akhaljejin horse farm was built in 1922, formerly known as the Caspian stables. The records of akhaljejin horse can be found in the 4th-3rd century BC.

This horse is produced in the akhar oasis between the kopert mountains and the Karakum Desert in Turkmenistan. It is one of the oldest horse breeds in the world after more than 3000 years of cultivation. The horse is well proportioned, powerful and fat, strong in strength, speed, endurance and fierce in temperament, but it is very obedient after being tamed. The horse has a dignified manner and a light pace. Most of the famous horses in Germany, Russia, Britain and other countries were bred by the mating of aharjejin. The common coat colors are light gold, jujube red, silver white and black. In the history of aharjejin horses, most of them were used as royal horses. Alexander Macedon, Genghis Khan and many other emperors used this horse as their mount. In Chinese historical documents, aherjiejinma is known as "Tianma" and "Dawan Liangma". It is said that the "sweaty BMW" in the history books originated from Ahar jiejinma. In 1945, when Marshal Zhukov inspected the victory guard of honor, he rode the golden horse of Ahar. Aherjiejinma is highly praised by the international horse industry. In 1986, the winner of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, Dan Singh brieve, was sold for 50 million US dollars, setting a record.
Located in the southwest suburb of Ashgabat, aharjejin horse breeding farm was founded in 1922, formerly known as the Caspian Sea stables, and renamed president Niyazov horse breeding farm in 1992. During his visit to China, President Niyazov presented President Jiang Zemin with a horse named "akhdash" (meaning "white stone") which was domesticated here. At present, there are five large state-owned horse farms in Turkmenistan, with a total number of about 2000. In recent years, Turkmenistan has devoted itself to introducing akhal jejinma to the international market and cooperating with the United States, France, Russia, Sweden and Australia.