Chestnut Horse Mugs

Chestnut Horse

Why should avocados get all the fun? Here's a horse chestnut playing with the conker.

This work was inspired by the main hero of the Russian fairytale "The Little Humbbacked Horse" by P.P. Ershov. It is a magic horse who helps his owner in diffirent situations. He is very small, has long ears and two humps on his little back. The owner of this little horse became a Tsar.

Beautiful chestnut horse

Chestnut horse trotting

Chestnut Horse

Paper Anigami Horse is dynamic vector image of a gracefully jumping animal. This contemporary, equine design shows strenght and it's active and little frisky nature. Anigami Horse is made of my bold, origami inspired designs I’ve made earlier to cut in stainless steel. If you like this design, you may also like the Rainbow Horse which is part of a Rainbow Anigami collection. Rainbow version is inspired by artwork of Joan Miró who was Catalan, Spanish painter and sculptor.

Chestnut Mare

Chestnut mare

Maybe I’m biased, but blondes and chestnut horses just seem to go better together.

This unique equestrian pair dazzles down the centerline on their way to the final salute. This rider of color and her chestnut pair are a perfect example of the diversity of the equestrian sport.

Flaxen Chestnut Horse with Lots of Hair

This chestnut arabian mare is a beautiful sight in this studio-style portrait.

horse chestnut - conkers

horse chestnut - conkers

Colorful nature art.

Chestnut Thoroughbred - Niner

There is something about blondes and chestnuts that just seem to go better together,

Chestnut Appaloosa Ranch Horse by Equine Rampaige

For all the winners out there. Horse also available in grey, black, and bay.

Seamless Pattern with Horse Chestnut. Aesculus on Beige Background

Dappled Chestnut Horse

Chestnut Tovero Western Horse

The Myth: Beware the Chestnut mare! For as long as horse people have been around, it is said that a Chestnut mare is basically a fiery redhead. They have a reputation of being crazy – short-tempered horses who kick, buck, bite, the whole nine yards.

This week we're celebrating the Morgan horse. This classic breed is friendly and adaptable. They participate in events from dressage to chariot racing and descend from a horse named Figure who was owned by... Mr. Morgan!

The modern Paso Fino is descended from the American Mustang and Spanish horses brought to the Americas by colonialists. The Paso Fino is a light-gaited horse with the rare "Tiger Eye" trait in which the horse is born with a yellow or amber iris. Very striking!

The Tennessee Walking horse or Tennessee Walker is named after its flashy four-footed gait. They're popular riding horses because they have a calm disposition and great show horses because of their beauty and excitement.

This beautiful creature is special because they are able to perform five gaits instead of the usual three. This high-stepping walk pattern is one of the gaits and relies on genetics not training to make it possible!

This gorgeous horse is an original hand drawn design by Cali of Pretty In Ink.

A close-up photograph of a friendly chestnut and white pony, in a field in Tynedale, near Prudhoe, Northumberland, England

Best known for horse racing, the thoroughbred is a hot-blooded horse breed originating in the 17-18th century. The term is often employed for any pure-bred horse, but the official Thoroughbred breed was first created in England when native mares were bred with imported breeds like Arabian, Barb, and Turkomen breeds. They are maximum athletes and will perform at maximum exertion, often leading to injury of the legs or lungs. This makes them great competitors, but also means that owners and handlers need to be mindful of their physical limits to keep them from hurting themselves.