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What horse came from Norway?
The Norwegian Fjord horse.
A horse breed named after steep sided ocean inlets in Norway?
The correct answer would be a fjord.
What horse breeds are similar to fjord?
Przewalskis (pronounced shi-val-skis) look similar to Norwegian Fjord Horse.
What is a Norway horse called?
One type of Norwegian horse is the Fjord.
What horse has a mane shaped like a crescent?
fjord
What horse breed rarely has a black coat?
The Fjord
Is the Norwegian Fjord an old breed?
A norwegian fjord is a fjord in norway! (a fjord is seawater connected with the sea into the bottom of a valley) The Norwegian Fjord horse (named after the Fjords it lived near.) Is a very old breed and in fact the Vikings used to use them for warfare and even took some with them to Iceland where they helped to contribute to the Icelandic horse breed.
What breed of horse looks identical to or very similar to an icelandic horse?
A fjord horse which is pronounced 'fyord'.
Is a friesian and a fjord part of the draft horse group?
Yes
What is the life expectancy of a norwegian fjord horse?
between 20-25 years!
What is a fjord horse used for?
This dun-colored pony is decended from Przewalski's horse. IT has a dark stripe running down it's back, which is a sign of it's wild horse ancestry, along with the darker markings on it's legs. Bred in Norway, the Fjord has it's mane cut short so it;s dark stripe stands above the paler hair of the rest of the mane. The Fjord horse can be used for anything that other horse breeds are used for.
Is classical better for a fjord horse on howrse?
In Howrse, classical training is often considered better for a fjord horse due to its focus on improving the horse's overall performance and skills. Fjord horses typically excel in dressage and jumping, which align well with the benefits of classical training. Additionally, classical training enhances the horse's stamina and obedience, making it more competitive in events. Ultimately, the best training method may depend on your specific goals and the horse's individual strengths.
