
FinnHorse
A species of Equus caballus Scientific name : FinnHorse Species : Equus caballus
FinnHorse, A species of Equus caballus
Scientific name: FinnHorse
Species: Equus caballus
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Description

FinnHorse bears a unique mark of distinction as the only horse breed native to Finland. Famous for their versatility, these horses display exceptional prowess in both harness racing and agricultural work. Notable for its sturdy build and sociable temperament, finnHorse is also cherished for its contribution to the enrichment of genetic diversity in equine populations.
Care Level
Easy to moderate

General Info

Origin
Finland
Lifespan
25-30 years
Characteristic:UsageDescription
Riding, racing, dressage, working, pulling
Temperament
Hardy, versatile, intelligent, willing, friendly
Diet
Hay, grass, grains
AdultSize
15-16.2 hands
Appearance
Boasting a stout and muscular structure, finnHorse measures typically between 14.5 to 16 hands. The body exudes power with a deep chest, well-formed haunches and a broad croup. Characteristically solid in color, the predominant coat hues range from brown to chestnut, oftentimes black. The mane and tail, generally matching the coat color, are luxuriant yet well-managed in length. Distinctive markings include small stars and modest socks, although such traits are variable. Eyes, usually brown at youth, may lighten with age. This breed's strong appearance is a clear distinction of its capabilities.
Behavior
FinnHorse is renowned for its calm, friendly disposition and high trainability. These equines show an excellent response to stimuli, displaying agility and speed in various tasks. Their sociability makes them adept at cohabiting with both other horses and humans. Observations suggest that a heightened alertness may indicate anxiety or health issues in the breed.

Scientific Classification

Phylum
Chordates Class
Mammals Order
Odd-toed hoofed mammals Family
Horse family Genus
Asses and zebras Species
Equus caballus Breed
FinnHorse