What do Friesian horses look like?

Answer 1

Friesian horses are almost always black there have been at least two rare occasions where there have been red Friesians. There coats have no white markings at all, no white on their face, legs or body. Their manes and tails are curly and thick and they have light feathering one their legs. They are very pround looking horses and they stand about 16.0 hands to 16.2 hands usually.

Answer 2

It simply looks like a chestnut Friesian. the Friesian horse society calls the color 'red'. It's very rare and is a fault in the breed. To get an idea of what one looks like simply look at a Chestnut Morgan or Welsh Cob and imagine feathers on it's feet.

Answer 3

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