Camargue Horses

Camargue horses come from the Camargue, a wetland area at the mouth of the River Rhône. They constitute a distinct breed, which, like the Camargue bulls, live in semi-liberty. The Camargue horse is one of the oldest breeds in the world, closely related to the prehistoric horses whose remains have been found elsewhere in southern France. At birth they are coloured dark brown or black, but turn white around the fourth year
Camargue White Horses 01 Enjoying the sunrise Camargue White Horses 02 The Guardian Camargue White Horses 03 Racing through the water
Camargue White Horses 04 I'm first Camargue White Horses 05 The Camargue Bulls Camargue White Horses 06 Foal a few days old resting
Camargue White Horses 07 Mother and foal Camargue White Horses 08 Racing along the top of the sand dunes Camargue White Horses 09 Taking a rest
Camargue White Horses 10 Along the Waters Edge Camargue White Horses 11 The beach Camargue White Horses 12 Trotting out of the sea
Camargue White Horses 13 Rushing out of the sea to the beach Camargue White Horses 14 Cooling down Camargue White Horses 15 Rush for the land
Camargue White Horses 16 Who is going to be first Camargue White Horses 17 Racing in the lagoon