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Latest news about Caspian horse
Homeyra, an Iranian blogger, informs us that American born Louise Firouz is known as the reviver of the Caspian horse passed away in Iran.See her photos here. Continue reading
Iran:Louise Firouz the reviver of the Caspian horse
Build - Small in stature, but perfectly proportioned the Caspian horse is not a pony. Confirmation is similar to that of Arabian horses, delicate head, dished face, large nostrils, high set tail and flowing mane. ... Continue reading
Rare Horses of the World A - D
equestrian discoveries of recent decades — the Caspian horse, a breed believed to be the ancestor of the Arab and other types of what are called “hot-blooded” (agile and spirited) horses, and thought to have been extinct for 1300 years. ... Continue reading
Louise Firouz: horse breeder who discovered the Caspian horse
... playing with a wooden horse. The painting was unfinished, the edges empty, and some of the details of the figures were untouched. Susan frowned sadly. She quite loved the moment. “When my parents died,” Caspian started quietly, ... Continue reading
Fic - Young Soul
2--Prince Caspian 3--Voyage of the Dawn Treader 4--The Silver Chair 5--A Horse and His Boy 6--The Magician's Nephew 7--The Last Battle That's the order Lewis wrote them in. After he died, the family rearranged them, and now they're ... Continue reading
The July 2008 Book Club
This film made me want to: - Learn horse-riding - Learn stage fighting - Learn archery - Read the Bible PS Ben Barnes (Prince Caspian) is 26, and William Moseley (Peter Pevensie) is 21, and therefore it is completely ok to crush on them. Continue reading
Prince Caspian
Apparently she was a great horsewoman, and was responsible for rediscovering and repopulating a breed of miniature horses that she dubbed the Caspian horse. This post about Louise Firouz's death has several links to articles about her ... Continue reading
Louise Firouz
It is thought that the first ancestor of the modern horse, Equus Caballus, was no bigger than a cat. Eohippus was thought to have several toes, a curved spine like a cat, a short neck and the ability to eat and digest leaves as opposed ... Continue reading
Who Were The First Miniature Horse Breeders?
Social Horses A great idea for an industry that already has a strong sense of community, Nickerit is a social bookmarking site for horse lovers. The number of horse people on the web grows daily, and this service could easily become the ... Continue reading
Social Horses
All the Bad Horse, things, in fact. The mustachioed cowboys, the death whinny, the fact he's actually a horse (I never really expected anything else, truth be told. It's JOSS.) and all the cracktastic fan speculation that's created. ... Continue reading
Peacocks, Prince Caspian and other Pretty Things
The Caspian is actually a miniture horse, and not a pony, despite reaching a maximum of 12 hh. It is thought to be one of the oldest horse or pony breeds in the world today, dating back from the now extict miniature horses of Mesopotamia, who lived in the region from 3,000 BCE until the 7th century. The ponies now inhabit an area between the Caspian Sea and the Elburz Mountains.