- The
Haflinger, also
known as the Avelignese, is a
breed of
horse developed in
Austria and
northern Italy (namely
Hafling in
South Tyrol region) during...
- The
Haflinger is a small, lightweight, four
wheel drive, high
mobility cab over
vehicle about 3.5 m long and 1.5 m wide,
powered by a 643 cc flat twin...
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mixture of
darker and
lighter hairs.
Certain horse breeds such as the
Haflinger carry flaxen chestnut coloration as a
breed trait. It is seen in chestnut-colored...
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every time. This can be seen in
breeds such as the
Suffolk Punch and
Haflinger,
which are
exclusively chestnut.
Other breeds including the
American Belgian...
- Most
prominent was its
range of off-road cars, from the two-cylinder
Haflinger and the 4 x 4 or 6 x 6 Pinzgauer, the Fiat
Panda 4x4 (999 cc) to the Mercedes-Puch...
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Artillery 2003–2004.
Constantin Kiesling. "Steyr Puch
Haflinger TDC - Nigeria". Tdc.
haflinger-4wd.com.
Retrieved 15
February 2015. "The
Official Website...
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Vereniging Het
Nederlandse Trekpaard en de
Haflinger ("royal ****ociation for the
Nederlands Trekpaard and the
Haflinger") and the
Stichting het
Werkend Trekpaard...
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Haflingers were bred in Slovenia, with the
number expected to fall to 550 by 2021,
following a
decline in the herd over
several years. The
Haflinger ****ociation...
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carry a
flaxen gene, but not a
cream dilution. For example, the
Haflinger breed has many
light chestnuts with
flaxen that may
superficially resemble...
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