The
Poitevin Horse (also known as the Mulassier), most often found in France, is a
sturdy, cold-blooded, gaited draft. These heavy horses are used for driving,
saddle work, and even for equine-assisted therapy purposes.
Poitevin
mares are popularly bred to donkey sires to produce large, heavy-boned mules.
Poitevin
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This reminds me of a breed of horse that I am blanking out on... they have lots of leg hair too. I think you know it. Maybe they're on a beer commercial?
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Maui Jungalow
I love the look of a heavy horse. Good luck with the rest of the A-Z from a fellow blogger.
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