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Stunning in strength and beauty, Clydesdales strut their white dipped legs.From its namesake in Scotland, the Clydesdale is a breed of draft horses, able to pull loads and often seen today in parades. Used in pulling timber from forests, these horses are currently familiar as mascots of beverage companies.Battery requirements: Not required
Price: £5.49 from Early Learning Centre
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Sleek in shades of brown, Hanoverian horses have the crowd's attention.Since 1735 in Germany, Hanoverian horses have been successfully bred and developed to the highest standards. King George II of England started breeding horses for work in agriculture...
Shire horses are the world's largest horses. These giant horses can measure more than 2 metres in height. With a maximum weight of more than 1,200 kilograms and 1.78 metres at the withers, the calm Shire horse is the largest breed in the world. The biggest...
Small but strong, Dartmoor ponies have a history of being used as work ponies in mines and quarries. Native to Britain, Dartmoor ponies are becoming rarer, but can still be found roaming free in Devon, although they can also be found in Australia, New...
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