WIA Dream Breeds

Does anyone have any breeds they would want to see WIA tackle?
Here's my list:

The Hackney:
This is a rarer breed, and I think WIA could do it justice(as they are pretty good at designing finely-boned breeds)
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The Caspian Pony:
Another rarer breed. This is a small horse that is supposedly the ancestor of the Arabian and other "hot" breeds:
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Rocky Mountain Horse:
This is a really unique breed due to their coloring, and they are also gaited, which could be cool to see in WIA's lineup:
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Fjord Horse:
Yeah, this one is kind of iconic at this point. But to be far, we don't really see mouse dun Fjords in model form all that often, so WIA could go that route.
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Przewalski's horse

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Dülmener

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I think we're overdue a pony, if you think about the varied breed types we've had so far. A draft horse, Hanoverian for a warmblood, Lusitano ticks off an Iberian breed, Friesian for a carriage breed, Arabians and another light breed in the Marwari, then the Criollo represents stock horses even though it's less common and well-known than the QH and Paint most brands make. This leaves no gaited horse, and no pony, as the major breed types not represented at all. A TWH or Saddlebred could be sculpted in good flashy dynamic poses, but would be yet another horse-sized addition to the range, I'd rather see them go for a pony breed cos that's a bit more different to everything else they have so far.

And I might be biased, but I'd love it to be a proper Shetland. Not the long-legged fine-faced Shetlands a lot of companies give us (influenced by American types and miniatures), but a true island-bred type like a scaled-down draft horse, with solid short legs, a large head, a wide bum, and a lot of winter-proof fluff!