Salerno Horse
The Salerno horse is also known by the name of Salernitano. This is a warmblood horse and belongs to Salerno which is a province of Italy.
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The Salerno was originally from Salerno, in Italy. There was no fixed breeding system for these horses until the 1780s. At that time, people began to selectively breed at the Persano Stud.
In fact, the Salerno horse comes from a combination of Neapolitan, Lipizzaner & Arabian bloodlines. This breed became known for their strength & widely held in high regard.
Salerno (horse breed)
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Salerno horses usually have a light and well-set head. They also have a long muscular neck. Their backs are generally well-proportioned. These horses have sloping shoulders, muscular quarters, and strong, slender legs.
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There was no fixed breeding program for the Salerno until the 1780s, when they began to be selectively bred at the Persano Stud in Italy.
Salerno
The Salerno is a warmblooded horse of the Italian province of Salerno . It resulted from crossbreeding Andalusians and Neopolitans. This horse usually stands 16 to 17 hands high.
*Salerno - any solid color
Sandalwood/Sandel - most common coat colors
Sandan - bay or chestnut
Sanfratello - bay or dark brown
Sanhe - chestnut, bay, other colors quite rare
*Sardiniain - all solid colors ...
Bay; height 14.2; Use: Draught
Salerno (Italy)
Any color; height 16; Use: Cross-breeding, Riding
Sandalwood (Indonesia) ...
 See also: Bay, Black, Arabian, Chestnut, Thoroughbred
  
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