The Deliboz was a traditional local breed of Oriental type, with similarities to Persian and Turkoman horses;[4]: 461 it was distributed mainly in the Agstafa, Qazakh and Tovuzrayons of north-western Azerbaijan, and also in neighbouring areas of Armenia and Georgia. In the 1930s and 1940s, under the Soviet régime, a number of horses were selected from the general horse population as typical of the Deliboz type; some of these were crossed with Arab and Karabakhstallions. From the 1950s there was no further introgression from the Karabakh; cross-breeding with Arab and Tersk stallions continued.[5]: 281
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^Farid Alakbarli (2016). Horses of Azerbaijan: A Historical Survey. Baku: Azerbaijan Association of Medical Historians. Accessed March 2019.
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^S.A. Dzafarov (1950). Skrešcivanie delibozskoi (kazahskoi) lošad = Crossing the Deliboz (Kazakh) horse. Konevodstvo 1950 (1): 12–14. Accessed March 2019.
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