Norman Cob Horse
This lovely looking horse is a fine example of a light draught horse, it has an even temperament and a strong slightly stocky conformation. The Norman Cob makes an excellent work horse as is also graced with active paces.
Height
15 to 16 HH.
Colour
Chestnut, bay, black and grey.
Conformation
- A stocky handsome head with a kind eye and good sized nostrils.
- The neck is short and strong and it leads onto a well defined wither with an ample shoulder.
- Hindquarters are powerful with a sloping croup.
- The tail is low set.
- Limbs are straight and strong and well proportioned.
History
This horse originates from Normandy in France and the two studs at Saint-Lo and Le Pin played an important role in establishing the breed. A popular horse in the Le Manche area of France it is used to work the land and can also be used as a riding horse.
Uses
- Light draught.
- Riding horse.
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