Long mane flows luxuriantly over its back, the proud Friesian Stallion is black as night and, with his stately size, he draws admiring looks wherever he goes.
Schleich Friesian Stallion measures: 6.1" L x 2.1" W x 4.4" H
The long hair of its mane flows luxuriantly over its back as it canters along. The proud Friesian Stallion is black as night and, with his stately size, he draws admiring looks wherever he goes. He looks especially proud out in the pasture with his cute Friesian Foal (sold separately). This big, strong horse is gentleness personified and very reliable. The Friesian Stallion prefers to stay close to people he can trust.
The Friesian horse breed is a horse breed originating in Friesland, a province in the northern Netherlands. It is one of the oldest domesticated breeds in Europe. The Friesian horse is classified as a light draught horse and is known for its powerful and majestic appearance. Despite its impressive stature, the Friesian horse has a gentle and docile temperament.
Here are some key points about the Friesian horse breed:
Origin: The Friesian horse breed originated in Friesland, Netherlands.
Nearly Extinct: The breed nearly became extinct on more than one occasion.
Usage: The modern-day Friesian horse is primarily used for riding and driving.
Warm-Blooded Breed: The Friesian horse is considered to be a warm-blooded breed.
History: Friesians served as medieval war horses and work horses in the Netherlands.
Trot Action: Friesians are known for their high-stepping trot action.
Appearance: The Friesian horse has a powerful and majestic appearance.
Temperament: Despite their powerful appearance, Friesians have a gentle and docile temperament.
Lighter Sport Horse: The modern Friesian tends towards being a lighter sport horse.
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Part of the Horse Club Series by Schleich.
Made of durable synthetic material by Schleich. Hand Painted.
Product Code: #13975
by Schleich
3+ years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
