#stupid question

Percheron

One of my personal favorites! I think that this horse could be (and should be) the breed of SSH

Why? - Percherons are broad, strong drafts that were originally breed for war in France. Soon they were used for farming, and other heavy lifting. Notably their Strength and Stamina are used to carry heavy riders, with a full suit of armor. you can see how this would benefit SS. They are also more energetic then most draft horses, having come from (maybe) Arabian roots. They have a calm nature making them great for public events! With defined mussels in their thighs they some are also good jumpers! They are often Black or Greys but do come with variety!

Arabian

Why? - Arabians are one of the most recognized breeds with their arched necks and high stature. Said to be a gift from God, coming from the south desert wind to "Fly with out wings". From that you can tell what their strength is. Speed. They are quick, agile beings, and breaded with purpose. Coming from the middle east, they were maid to withstand desert-like environments, along with battle. The Bedouins often had fights following long walks through the dessert to their home. So they have the strength and courage to go into such battles and agility to win. They are also very elegant. Their nature is also very affectionate as they were prized family members of the Bedouins. They are also very proud.

Friesian

Why? - Friesian horses, who now dominate the dressage field, are an old breed, dating back to the middle ages. Originating from the Netherlands specifically Friesland (where they prob got their name from). They are a light draft horse usually fully black with no white marks, with notably a thick mane and tail, and light feathering on their lower legs. They are often seen in old text and drawings to be carrying knights into battle, as they are active and energetic, perfect for sprints. They are also to be thought as ancestors to the Shire and Fell however there is no conformation. More then once did they almost fell extinct with only 3 stallions before World War 1. They were and still are very popular horses, and sadly with high demand comes high price. Many Friesians are born with genetic disorder due to breeding environments. This can include issues with immune system and more interestingly dwarfism. Despite this they have a very sweet and gentle nature making them a staple in the filming industry