...is the Danish “Knabstrup,” established in 1812 and because of the multiple varieties of coat colors they were popular as circus horses. Even though one of Denmark’s oldest breeds, the population has dropped markedly, although they are now seen as hunters and jumpers, dressage and carriage horses.
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