MEZO-HEGYES, a village of Hungary, in the county of Csanad, 33 miles E. of Szegedin. This village is only remarkable for the large stud of 3000 horses established here by Joseph II. in 1785. The horses are of great excellence, and the stables are large and handsome buildings. This establishment annually furnishes, in time of peace, 1000 horses to the Austrian army. Pop. 149.