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Country |
Italy, I |
Synonyms |
Asino Amiatino, Asino dell Amiata, Amiata |
Description |
This breed has distinctive zebra stripes on the legs and ears with dark signs. They descend from the area around Monte Amiato in the hinterland of Grosseto. Today some animals can be found in the Toscana, Reggio Emilia and in Liguria. They are markedly agile and, therefore, specially adapted to mountainous regions. They are used as pack- and working animals, but also as a draught- and riding animal. Amiatina-donkeys have a height at withers of 1,25m - 1,40m. The coat is grey with eelstripe and shouldercross. belly, mouth and rings around the eyes are blond. Asino Amiatina is persistent and resistent against diseases. It survives in harsh conditions |
Stock Numbers |
(2010): Total:1301, mares: 333, sires: 77 |
Risk Status |
endangered |
Conservation Programme |
Yes |
Contact |
Association Amicci Amiatini, Signor Bededetti, Viale Europa 30, I-58100 Grossetto,R.A.R.E. (Razze autoctone a Rischio di Estinzione), Riccardo Fortina, Corso G, Agnelli 32, I-10137 Torino, E-mail: info@associazionerare.it, Internet: http://www.associazionerare.it/ AIA, Via Tomassetti 9, 00161 Roma, Tel.: 0039-(0)6/8545 13 08, Fax: 0039-(0)6/44 24 92 86, E-mail: info@aia.it, Web: , http://www.aia.it/tecnico/equini/a_razze.htm |
Source of information |
FAO Dad-Is Database: http://dad.fao.org/ |
Hyperlink |
http://www.associazionerare.it/ |
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