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Selle francais is grammatically incorrect. Selle francaise translates to french saddle, whatever that might mean. Unless you are a horseman who knows this term, you might like to recheck your source. If the original was "selle d'agneau francaise" that means saddle of lamb, of french origin.
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Is a Selle Francais known for hunting?
Yes, the Selle Francais is a known hunting breed.
Which one of these is not considered an old breed Arabian akhal-teke norwegian fjord or selle francais?
the Selle Francais! (horseisle) :) LOL the Selle Francais! (horseisle) :) LOL
Which of these is not considered an old breed an Arabian akhal-teke norwegian fjord or a selle francais?
Selle Francais
Which one of these is not considered an old breed selle francais norwegian fjord akhal-teke or an Arabian?
selle francais
Is the Selle Francais used for hunting?
Yes. Selle Francais are well known for hunting. For HorseIsle's quiz, it's anything but the Welsh Cob.
Which one of these is not considered an old breedarabianakhal-tekenorwegian fjordselle francais?
Selle Francais
Can Selle Francais horses be gray?
Yes, a Selle Francais horse can be gray in color. However, grays are quite uncommon. They are usually bay or chestnut.
Is the Selle Francais considered an old breed?
No. Selle Francais were only developed about 50 years ago, some time in the 1950's to the 1960's.
Which one of these is NOT considered an old breed Arabian akhal-teke Norwegian Fjord Selle Francias?
Selle Francais
What is the size of the Selle Francais?
The size of it is equal to mah D-ICK
Is the Selle Francias considered an old breed?
Cheval de Selle Francais was not a separate breed of saddle horses until 1958.
Is the Selle Francais an old breed?
The French started breeding their Norman warhorses with English TBs and Norfolk Trotters (now extinct) in the 19th century. These breeds added finesse and speed to the previously heavier Norman breeds. They ended up with the Anglo-Norm, which was the prototype for the Selle Francais. In 1958 the Selle Francais was recognised as a breed and the first studbook was opened in 1965.
