Orloff
noun
Or·loff
ˈȯrˌläf,
-lȯf
plural -s
: a Russian breed of trotting horses evolved by interbreeding Dutch, Frisian, and Arabian horses and including a large heavy harness horse that is usually black and a lighter speedier horse that is commonly gray and is sometimes used for racing
Word History
Etymology
after Count Aleksei Grigorievich Orlov †1808 Russian nobleman who started the breed