Photo of the day: Chantecler

By Edouard

Posted on September 2nd, 2008 in North Africa

A desertbred stallion imported to a North African country in the first half of the twentieth centuty. Photo counrtesy of Pierre-Henri Beillard, of Le Sureau, France. No further information on the horse.

 

One Response to “Photo of the day: Chantecler”

  1. DECROIX Said:
    December 6th, 2008 6:31 am

    It looks like El Managhi (mission Bardont, Tiaret) but it is not El Managhi due to white socks at the back feet…

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