Scientific name:
Equus przewalskii f. caballus

Natural spread:
Western Europe

moderate-sized, powerful horse, who cannot deny the Spanish-Moorish blood-influence. The moderate-sized head frequently is geramst, the short neck originates from a sometimes steep shoulder. The short back is framed by a powerful withers and an easily kicked the ball out croup. The torso is deep, the legs are powerful and almost without Behang. The hooves are flat and big. Only mold occur; the mittere stick-measurement amounts from 135 to 150 cm.

A prehistoric horse was named according to the cave-paintings of Solutré (department Saône / Loire), that as forebear of this present-day Camargue-Pferdes are marked. The French Hippologe professor Bourdelle held it for a near relative of the Solutré-Pferdes, however, it attributed also to the Equus caballus fossilis. Later, an addition took place Arabic over Spain and berberischen blood. Many copies show the Berber's typical Ramskopf, some few also arabisierte Faces. It therefore is about a neglected house-horse-hit of Oriental-Iberian stamping, that has lived freely without further foreign-blood supply for over 200 years. Since 1968, there is an independent Stutbuch, care is taken tour of the population Valat you from the attempt-station. The half-wildly living horses are called Crin blanc what "white mane" means. they belong to the biological treasures of the Camargue.