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The brumby is the Australian wild horse. They are not true wild horses but ferals descended from settlers' horses (and those that came later) that escaped or were freed. There is no set type in the breed; their characteristics vary depending on where they live and which breeds they were descended from. They are all, however, tough, intelligent and spirited. Many outstanding Australian Stock Horse bloodlines contain a large proportion of brumby blood.
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Where did the breed bumby originate?
HOWRSE-Australia
Is the rocky mountains bumby?
yes
What are 5 things that are bumby?
bffg
How do you describe Oklahoma?
Tornado country,a bit bumby terrain.
What harness or saddle do you need to ride a camel?
a bumby one
What is the surface of all of the planets?
mercury> bumby venus> flat, hot, thats about all i feel about typing
What is land like around the river nile?
the nile river was mainly flat, not at all bumby or hilly or hill like. just as flat as a asian's hair :D
What prevents card bus card from being inserted in PC card slot?
A bumby strip on the edge of the CardBus prevents it from being inserted into the slot.
On which surface does a table tennis ball bounce higher?
flat, because of the root of the ball is lite and the strength of the bumby is out of the range so it is a quarter as much as the flat
Why do Lucy and Edmund think that the imaginary journey to the boat is worth the bumby?
Because they saw the picture of Narnia's ship hanged on the wall, and they really wanted to go there .
What kind of texture does galena have?
Galena typically has a metallic or dull luster with a smooth and sometimes angular crystal structure.
Where was the bumby horse bred?
Brumbies are a wild breed in Australia. They were origiginally horses bought over from England that had been tamed but ran away or got lost and eventually formed a herd and became wild. From this brumbies became quite a common thing. However they were considered a pest and were often gone after and shot or rounded up and sold on. There numbers are now dwindling. However they are great horses as they are toguh and strong and have hardy and good temperaments.
