P.C.’s answer to “Why did you feature a Percheron horse in your House of Night books when that breed of horse is a dr…” > Likes and Comments
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Actually, she's not wrong. Percherons were bred in France to be calvary horses back in the 1800s, and they are great for riding, especially for timid novice riders.
You didn't hurt my feelings at all. Just be sure you check your sources for information you don't know to be true. Or simply ask an expert (like me - I grew up on a small horse ranch and have had horses most of my life).
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Sep 19, 2019 08:13PM
Actually, she's not wrong. Percherons were bred in France to be calvary horses back in the 1800s, and they are great for riding, especially for timid novice riders.
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You didn't hurt my feelings at all. Just be sure you check your sources for information you don't know to be true. Or simply ask an expert (like me - I grew up on a small horse ranch and have had horses most of my life).
