The Camargue horse is born black or brown and turns gray with maturity they stand between 13 - 14 hands. They have a large and square head with a straight or slightly convex profile. The eyes are large and expressive and the ears are broad and short with a broad base. The neck is short and muscular, deep at the base, the withers are pronounced, the back is straight and short. The croup is short and narrow, the chest wide and deep. The shoulder is rather straight and quite short; the mane and tail are long and thick. The legs are extremely hardy with clean joints, a long forearm, and very good hooves. They are not shod.
The Camargue is an even-tempered horse, lively, agile, brave and very hardy. It is capable of enduring bad weather and long periods without food, as well as travelling long distances. Its infallible instinct and broad, steady hooves mean that it is perfectly adapted to its watery environment. The Camargue is particularly suited for riding.
Registered Camargue Horses
There are no Camargues registered at this time.
