• The Przewalski is a heavily built horse

•It stands typically between 12 and 14.2 hands high

• Its color is beige-brown or dun with a light colored muzzle

• It has a black stripe over its back, called "eel-stripe" and stripes across its legs like a zebra

• It has an upright mane, which unlike a Fjord pony's, does not fall over if it is not cut

• The mane stops between the ears, hence the Przewalski horse has no forelock

• The tail of the Przewalski is also different from the domestic horse. In the domestic horse the hairs on the tail start at the top, tight where the tail is implanted on the body, but the Przewalski horse, as in the asses, the dock hairs are short and the longer hairs only start lower down

• In a sandstorm he would turn his head with eyes and nose away from the fierce wind and the driven sand grains and protect the vulnerable parts of his rear with the tail

• The mane and tail are dark in color

• The hooves are very hard and are big, flat and narrow