Kundido — an extremely rare, primitive selective line of the domestic horse from the mountainous regions of West Africa. One of the smallest horse breeds in the world. Height at withers: 960–1120 mm (ideal 1020–1080 mm). Body length: 1300–1480 mm. Live weight: 160–245 kg. Body type: brachyomorphic, short-legged, compact, “square” format (format index 1.18–1.26). Distinguished by a large head (head index 41–46 %), short thick neck, short strong limbs (leg length 38–42 % of height at withers), pronounced primitive (“wild”) markings. Permitted colors: bay (all shades), black-bay, mouse-dun, brown, dun with zebra striping, dorsal stripe and “wings”. Not permitted: piebald, skewbald, silver, cream dilutions, solid black without red. Coat short, coarse, with winter undercoat. Skin thick.