The Breed – Akhal-Teke Association of America
In addition to breeders in Turkmenistan, several key Russian stud farms are credited for preserving the breed into the modern day, and now the Akhal-Teke can be found worldwide. Their numbers are currently over 6,000 globally and steadily growing, as is their popularity.
Meet the Akhal-Teke – Akhal-Teke Association of America
Legendary for their stamina, treasured for their intelligence and fortitude, and mythicized for their unearthly grace and metallic coat… the Akhal-Teke once was one of the most coveted breeds in the world before almost disappearing entirely.
Akhal-Teke Association of America – Preserving and Promoting …
The Akhal Teke Association of America (ATAA) works to preserve the endangered Akhal-Teke horse through responsible growth and promotion. They are a rare breed with their roots at the very beginning of horsemanship, and they have a history older and more fascinating than that of any single nation or culture.
Breed Standard – Akhal-Teke Association of America
Overall Impression: The Akhal-Teke is an elegant, exotic animal exuding grace, power and athleticism. The comparison in appearance to a cheetah or fine greyhound is not inaccurate. While degrees of “type” are allowed and even encouraged, all examples of the breed should carry the distinct characteristics that differentiate the Akhal-Teke ...
Breed Colors – Akhal-Teke Association of America
Few breeds of horse can claim the diversity of coloration to be found in the Akhal-Teke. They have 3 main basecoat colors: Black, Bay, and Red that along with a many color modifiers lead to stunning variations.
Akhal-Teke Gait Study – Akhal-Teke Association of America
The Akhal-Teke study was conducted with the help of long time Akhal-Teke owner/breeder Phil Case and two of his trainers, Sabine Desper and Liz Morgan. Phil and his wife Margot were the first to bring this unique breed of horse to America in 1079.
Memberships – Akhal-Teke Association of America
For those who own, lease, or breed Akhal-Tekes or Akhal-Teke crosses outside of North America. Receive all ATAA updates and our quarterly newsletter electronically, and access the membership directory.
ATAA Member Farms – Akhal-Teke Association of America
Below is a map of Akhal-Teke Association of America member farms. Explore around the map to find where you can meet an Akhal-Teke! Click locations for details. If you are a registered ATAA Farm Member and would like your farm information added to …
Breed Standard - Akhal-Teke Association of America
AKHAL–TEKE BREED STANDARD Overall Impression: The Akhal-Teke is an elegant, exotic animal exuding grace, power and athleticism. The comparison in appearance to a cheetah or fine greyhound is not inaccurate.
Traditional Tack – Akhal-Teke Association of America
The special golden color with a metallic sheen is genetically distinct and is a unique characteristic of the breed. Felt rugs were used to make the horses sweat to have them lean for racing. The wool rugs are true pieces of art.