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Tuesday, December 10, 2019
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...they're beauties!
ReplyDeleteThey sure look strong, Andy!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful creatures, Andy. I am sorry I don't know what breed
ReplyDeleteThey are actually huggable.
ReplyDeleteHard to tell the breed without knowing the size of the horses. These could be American Haflinger who are known as the human sized draft horses 14 to 15 hands high. They are beautiful no matter what their breed. They are just hoping you brought them some carrots.
ReplyDeleteI don't but, they are beautiful. I see they have their winter coats on.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful and winter must be very hard for them even if they have food. If I had a horse, I would be unable to leave it in the wild in winter, even though I know that they are conditioned to withstand certain temperatures
ReplyDeleteI don't know what breed of horse they are but they are incredibly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAnd so different from horses where I live. Great image, Andy!!!
No idea, but they are beautiful horses.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo of them.
ReplyDeleteThey look healthy.
Beautiful horses!
ReplyDeleteDes Haflinger bien robustes qui ne craignent pas le froid.
ReplyDeleteNous avions une jument lusitanienne qui redoublait de vitalité chaque hiver, qui adorait galoper et se rouler dans la neige.
Amitiés de France
They look like draught horses to me, strong and stout. But there are so many different kinds. These are real beauties.
ReplyDeleteLook like sturdy horses. They look great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauties these are, have no knowledge of horses. A horse is a horse for me :)
ReplyDeleteNo entiendo mucho de caballos, pero me inclino por que son de raza Haflinger; no muy altos, fuertes y aptos para el tiro.
ReplyDeleteUn saludo,
I think you are right.
DeleteThey look fluffy!
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