Carthic - Umamusume from the north western Africa and southern Iberia. Standard height and build; typically tan completion; live in warmer climates;

Fjordic - Umamusume from scandinavian regions, including Finland. Shorter and more stout than typical umas; strong but not typically nimble; grows more body hair than typical for a human or uma, changes depending on season

Equitoric - Umamusume from regions in equatorial Africa (Congo, Southern Sudan, Ethiopia, etc); Taller than most umausume; able to withstand extreme humidity and heat; strong dislike to cold; typically dark skinned

Gaulic - Umamusume from central and western mainland Europe; Standard height and build; typically light skinned; typically has more stamina and stronger constitution; 

Steppe - Umamusume from Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Mongolia, like, all of China); Shorter than most humans, average build; high stamina; 

Bitton-Gael - Umamusume from the British isles; standard height; effective swimmers; very nimble; 

Himalayan - Umamusume from the Himalayan mountain range and surrounding regions; Short and stout; effective climbers and prefer high altitudes; able to quickly adjust to new altitudes

Alpine - Umamusume from the Alpine region and surrounding areas; similar to Himalayan umausume; short and stout; effective climbers; prefer higher altitudes; prefer warmer climates

Guinean - Umamusume from the norther western coast of Africa (Guinea, Ghana, Nigeria, Cote d'lvoire); Standard height and build; Prefer humid warmer temperatures; live in costal areas; typically darker skinned; effective swimmers; able to extreme heat

Plateau - Umamusume from the Tibetan Plateau; typically tan skinned; Standard height and build; effective climbers; able to quickly adjust to altitude changes; prefer colder or temperate climates

Arabic - Umamusume from the Arabian peninsula and other areas in the middle east; effective in sand; prefers warm climates; typically tan skinned; taller than average

Ad. 1 - Pyrenees

Ad. 2 - Gori Chen

Ad. 3 - Black Forest Umamusume

Ad. 4 - Yorkshire

Ad. 5 - Gulf Guinean