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OK SCR34
Concurrent Resolution
AI Summary
- Recognizes the Oklahoma Colonial Spanish horse as the Official Heritage Horse of Oklahoma
- The breed originated from Spanish horses brought to the Americas with early settlers and maintains 100% Spanish genetic markers, considered the purest free-roaming Colonial Spanish horse in the United States
- Thousands of these horses were relocated to Indian Territory in the 19th century during tribal removals and were preserved by families as cultural remnants
- The breed is listed on The Livestock Conservancy's Conservation Priority List for endangered livestock breeds, with only 800-900 registered horses remaining alive today
- Directs distribution of the resolution to the Oklahoma Department of Libraries for inclusion in the Oklahoma Almanac
Legislative Description
Concurrent Resolution; recognizing the Oklahoma Colonial Spanish Horse as the Official Heritage Horse of Oklahoma.
Animals and Game and Fish
Last Action
Enrolled, filed with Secretary of State
3/6/2014
Full Bill Text
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