Camargue Horses: The Gray Wild Horses of France
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Camargue Horses: The Gray Wild Horses of France

There is a region in the south of France that horse lovers primarily know for its gray wild horses: The Camargue. The name is given to the Rhône delta region that starts south of Arles and stretches to the Mediterranean Sea. The land for the most part consists of wetlands and is used mainly for…

American Paint Horse – Breed of “Colorful” Western Horses

American Paint Horse – Breed of “Colorful” Western Horses

Breed description: The American Paint Horse Actually, the Paint Horse is nothing but a dappled Quarter Horse! It doesn’t seem plausible that these dappled horses became so completely separated from the Quarter Horse breed. As a matter of fact the dappled horses were there right from the very beginning when America was conquered and colonized….

Colored Horses – Pintos, Multicolored Beauties

Colored Horses – Pintos, Multicolored Beauties

Pintos can be found in all kinds of breeds and crossbreeds; sometimes these are referred to as Indian horses. To some it matters which breed the horse descended from: That means that the horse is supposed to have a close resemblance to one particular breed, the only difference being that it shows color. Generally, with…