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We are referring, of course, to the Akhal-Teke, a breed best known for the natural metallic bloom of their coats. But do you know what is responsible for their signature sheen? History The Akhal-Teke is a breed that was developed less than 3,000 years ago. The exact date this breed was created is not known, but it said to be around 3000-4000 B.C. It was thought to have originated in Turkmenistan and was known to be a national emblem for the country. The breed was named after the "Teke" tribe in Central Asia. Unfortunately, this breed is the only purebred left from the ancient Turkmen horse. The Akhal Teke was uniquely bred for its stamina and endurance, as well as its ability to travel along far distances in the desert. It has been kept a purebred for thousands of years and is still considered one to this day.  Today, the Akhal Teke is found all over the world, still known for its endurance and strength. This breed will be seen racing, as well as dressage. This history of thi