Camargue stallion (Equus ferus caballus)
Camargue horses are small, rugged horses from the Rhône Valley in France. There they are bred in a stud.
Camargue horses have large sized hooves. This prevents them from sinking in swampland.
- Conservation Status: Domesticated (DO)
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Camargue horses are small, rugged horses from the Rhône Valley in France. There they are bred in a stud and reach a height of 1.35 m to 1.50 m. Camargue horses are born with a dark coat which becomes lighter and lighter as they age, finally becoming white upon reaching full growth. These days they are primarily used as work, pack or riding horses.
