Equus Kinsky Breed?

Ran across this web site EQUUS KINSKY PALOMINO STALLION STUD PALOMINO FOALS IFEED TRICKLE FEEDER , the stallion is gorgeous! Never heard of this breed of horse, of course if it's as rare as they say it is that's probably why! Anyone heard of this breed?

I've never heard of them either. I googled the breed and this is what I came up with

The Equus Kinsky Golden Horse - Equus Kinsky International - a brief history

Ooh, he's pretty

wow gorgeous..

They look bay silver, but if they were they would have a high incidence of ASD. Flaxen chestnut with high iridescence?

never heard of it but he is absolutley gorgious!!!

I've come across the name is a horse breed dictionary a few times but never dwelled on it too much. They're gorgeous but so rare it'd be a fortune to buy one..

Kinsky horses are wonderful. We have a 14 year old gelding that was bred at the Equus Kinsky Stud in the Czech Republic (though we bought him after he landed here he is 'pink papered') and trained in Germany (across the border). He is far more beautiful than pictures can tell, he actually 'sparkles' when he begins to sweat. They are very hardy horses, easy keepers and fairly mellow fellows. He was not that expensive - it's just getting them to you from the stud, that's costly. They are a wonderful breed and wish there were more of them! IMG_4446.JPG THis is a picture of my son in last year's competition on his Kinsky horse - yes, they won championships in both Preliminary and Novice level dressage. I think partly because the horse looks so good - he's stunning down the centre line.

I've heard of this breed. There was a special article about it in Russian magazine "Konnyi Mir".
But as far as I know there is no silver gene in them so there must be no risk of ASD disease.

No, there are no silver genes (that I know of). Our horse darkens in summer to that nearly chocolate colour of his sire. Occasionally dapples, or should say 'shades' of dapples, but the sparkle is spectacular.