[photo by jennialexander]
White Horses of The Camargue
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White Horses of The Camargue
[photo by jennialexander]
White Horses of The Camargue
[photo by jennialexander]
White Horses of The Camargue
[photo by jennialexander]
White Horses of The Camargue
[photo by jennialexander]
Tunisian sunset
Arabian horse with a Tunisian sunset. 🙂 [photo by Marlinda]
Blu Spirits
Palomino Horse done with selective color of black, white and blue [photo by careyamadoridils]
Freedom
FREEDOM by JENNY RAINBOW.
The Origin and History of the Percheron Horse
As with any ancient race, the origin of the Percheron breed is shrouded in myth, for the foundations of the breed precede extensive documentation, and certainly pedigrees, by several centuries.
The breed derives its name from the place that served as its cradle. Le Perche is an old province about 53 by 66 miles located some 50 miles southwest of Paris. It bordered Normandy on the northeast and the Beauce country, known as the granary of France, on the east. It is a gently rolling, well-watered and fertile place with a benign climate, pre-eminently suited to the raising of livestock. It was, thus, ideally situated to capitalize on trade opportunities as they arose following the middle ages and well into the modern era. [photo by Jenny_Rainbow]
White horse
beautiful white horse in the field [photo by hitdelight]
Closeup portrait black horse in the dark
[photo by heckmannoleg]
