
Branding tradition is a practice used as historical to identify horse ownership and trace bloodlines. This tradition has taken various forms across different cultures and has become an integral part of cultural identity, social structures and economic activities of communities. In Turkish and Mongol cultures, at branding is a key element used to determine a horse’s gender, age, owner and sometimes its value. Mongols this practice typically involves branding horses with a hot iron from foalhood o
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The horse branding tradition is a historical practice used to identify ownership and trace bloodlines of horses. This historical tradition has taken various forms across different cultures and has become an integral part of cultural identity social structures and economic activities. Turk and Mongol cultures regard horse branding as an important element for determining a horse’s gender age owner and sometimes its value. Among the Mongols this practice involves branding foals with a hot iron and
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