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Alfkak HARPG Expo Booth

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Published: Jul 14, 2019

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Description

Booth Number:

Alfkak
Breed

Booth design:
The booth has an ancient mythology inspired design, mostly from the Greek and Roman era. This is because it is when the characteristics of the Alfkak was first mentioned in detail, thus is their cultural origin.

As you first approach the Alfkak booth, you'll first spot Amery outside, trying to be helpful.

HARPG Alfkak Booth - Amery O'Leary by Rendou-Animated

He will introduce you to the breed enthusiastically, but if you have any further questions, he'd have to guide you to Oscar inside.

Oscar is a veteran ambassador for the breed, and he could probably answer any question you may have, even if its about an Alfkak's favourite snack.

HARPG Alfkak Booth - Oscar Kadaleki by Rendou-Animated

You'll have to excuse his uncomfortable aura, dressing like this really wasn't his idea.

The inside of the booth is lined with old art depicting the Alfkak, and information sheets, like the history: Page 1 and Anatomy guide. There is also an old looking sculpture, and a mannequin displaying the traditional tack.

Alfkak Traditional Halter by Rendou-Animated

If you have a keen eye, you will also spot a pile of free saddlepads on the floor

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Alfkaks are a large baroque breed with hundreds of years worth of influence creating the unique specimen they are today. They nearly went extinct during the Falklands war, but recent efforts have allowed them to resurface in the equestrian world. There are still less than 100 Alfkak's written in the studbook however.

The most prevalent characteristic of the Alfkak would be their long curly hair, curled ears, roman nose and muscular body.

The way the Alfkak is trained is also very unique, and involves one to one bonding sessions. Due to the Alfkak's fiery nature before bonding, they are not recommended for hobbyists and children.

The Alfkak breed is currently under a program where they are being imported out of their founding home and sent to various equestrian centre's across the world, could yours be next?

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You will find all png files for inside the booth here: they may be copied and pasted into your drawing freely: