Editing Garrano (section)

{{short description|Portuguese breed of horse}}
{{Infobox horse breed
| name            = Garrano
| image           = Garranos fight.jpg
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| image_caption   = Stallions fighting in [[Peneda-Gerês National Park]]
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| status          = {{ubl|[[FAO]] (2007): endangered-maintained{{r|barb|p=93}}|{{nobreak|[[DAD-IS]] (2024): at risk/endangered-maintained{{r|dad}}}}}}
| features        = 
| altname         = Raça Garrana
| country         = Portugal
| distribution    = 
| standard        = [https://www.acerg.pt/conteudo.php?idm=25 Associação de Criadores de Equinos da Raça Garrana]
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| height          = 
| male_height     = 128 cm{{r|dad}}
| female_height   = 120 cm{{r|dad}}
| weight          = 
| male_weight     = 350 kg{{r|dad}}
| female_weight   = 300 kg{{r|dad}}
| note            = 
}}

The '''Garrano''' or '''Raça Garrana''' is a Portuguese [[list of horse breeds|breed]] of small horse. It is distributed principally in the [[North Region, Portugal|North Region]] of Portugal, and is equivalent to the [[Faco Galego]] of [[Galicia (Spain)|Galicia]] in north-western Spain, which lies immediately to the north.{{r|camb|p=402}} 

It is one of four Portuguese breeds, the others being the [[Lusitano]], the [[Sorraia]] and the [[Pónei da Terceira]].