trace its roots to the prehistoric Althyr horse. The foals are born black
but turn pure white as they grow up. Because they’re shorter than the
usual breeds, the Camargue horse was the preferred ride of Napoleon.
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| THE CAMARGUE HORSE, of France is a distinctive breed which can trace its roots to the prehistoric Althyr horse. The foals are born black but turn pure white as they grow up. Because they’re shorter than the usual breeds, the Camargue horse was the preferred ride of Napoleon. |
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