This stallion belongs to the "Özgön" line and its price was set at 300,000 soms.
The owner, 30-year-old Medetbek uulu Jakshylyk, who lives in the village of Ak-Jar, reported that the horse was brought from the Uzgen district of the Osh region. He noted: "We have kept this stallion for two weeks now. We are starting to train it for the game of ulak. We take care of the horses ourselves: we tame them, and then, if the price is right, we sell them. Currently, the price is 300,000 soms. The horse stands 1 meter 63 centimeters tall, has straight and clean legs, and is 6 years old. It can also be let into a herd. This horse has a hot temperament, but it is very strong. Its appetite is good, and it quickly adapted to our conditions. We keep it just like a Kyrgyz horse, but in warm stables. Our goal is to play ulak and get offspring," the owner shared.
Medetbek uulu Jakshylyk also emphasized that in recent years, to refresh the bloodlines of local horses, stallions have been brought in from Kara-Köl and Chui, which allows for the production of quality foals. According to him, the constant replacement of stallions brings positive results.
A resident of the village of Kara-Suu became the buyer of Jakshylyk's stallion at this market.
As for the prices of livestock in the At-Bashy district, they remain stable. Currently, the prices are as follows:
Small cattle:
meat lamb — 28,000 soms
medium-fat lamb — 11,000 soms
sheep — 16,000–17,000 soms
sheep (two-tooth) — 16,000 soms
goat — from 8,000 soms
ram — 40,000 soms
ram (4 years old) — 60,000 soms
Large cattle:
heifer (kunajyn) — 90,000 soms
cow with calf — 130,000–150,000 soms
bullock (torpok) — 90,000 soms
bull — 90,000 soms
Horses:
foal (kulun) — 40,000–55,000 soms
yearling mare (urgachy tai) — 65,000 soms
yearling stallion (erkek tai) — 50,000 soms
Kyrgyz horse — 150,000–170,000 soms.
