Why do they call the haflinger horse haflinger?

The Haflinger horse is named after the Haflinger region in Austria, where the breed originated in the late 19th century. The breed was developed from a mix of Arabian and Tyrolean horses, primarily for agricultural work and as a riding horse. The name reflects the horse's geographical roots and highlights its strong connection to Alpine culture. Haflingers are known for their distinctive golden coats and sturdy build.