Rare or Less Well-Known Breeds:
* Akhal-Teke: A very ancient breed from Turkmenistan, known for its metallic sheen and endurance.
* Bashkir Curly: A unique breed known for its curly coat, originating in Russia.
* Caspian Horse: A small breed originating in Iran, known for its gentle temperament and elegant appearance.
* Falabella: The smallest horse breed in the world, bred in Argentina.
* Friesian: While relatively well-known, they're often not included in horse games.
* Knabstrupper: A Danish breed known for its distinctive spotted coat.
* Lusitano: A Portuguese breed similar to the Andalusian, but with a slightly heavier build.
* Marwari: An Indian breed known for its distinctive ears that curl inwards.
* Mustang: A wild breed originating in the American West.
* Noriker: An Austrian breed known for its strength and hardiness.
* Pottoka: A small breed from the Basque Country, known for its agility and endurance.
* Selle Français: A French breed known for its versatility and athleticism.
* Sorraia: A rare breed from Portugal, known for its primitive traits.
* Suffolk Punch: A draught horse breed from England, known for its strength and gentle nature.
* Tinker: An Irish breed known for its colorful markings and Gypsy origins.
Other Factors:
* Breed Popularity: Howrse is likely to prioritize breeds that are more widely known and popular.
* Game Mechanics: The game may have limitations on the number of breeds it can include, based on its mechanics and programming.
How to Find More:
* Check the Howrse Website: The best way to see which breeds are included is to visit the game's website or in-game information.
* Horse Breed Databases: Online databases like the American Quarter Horse Association website or the International Museum of the Horse have extensive lists of horse breeds.
* Horse Breed Books: There are many books dedicated to horse breeds that can provide more information.
Remember, this is not an exhaustive list, and new breeds are always being discovered or developed.