Percheron on a mission...

This chestnut Percheron is a stable mate to the two greys that I pictured in this album 14 July - in fact there is also a third grey. The greys tend to graze alongside each other but the chestnut is often a bit of a loner. Here he is, off with some purpose to graze on the other side of the pasture... perhaps he knows something the greys don't?

[Maggiemae]

He is a big boy, isn't he? they have such strong legs! My guess is that the greys don't like him... horses can be quite nasty!

[Mary Downing Hahn]

What a magnificent animal. Fav.

[Trinda Love]

Hard to be unloved. Beautiful details, I can see dappling on the rump. Perhaps some gray in his lineage.

[Elyse Klemchuk]

He's gorgeous!

[*lynn]

beautiful photo!

[Joan Robillard]

Maybe there is some clover over there. I feel the ground shake.

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Beautiful image of this impressive horse in his beautiful pasture. Nicely composed. Fav'ing for the beauty of the whole scene.

[David]

Impressive horse, impressively photographed, Richard. The sense of grace and movement is excellent.

[Fisher Family]

I love the lighting in this - Lucy

[Sally Ings]

He looks like a solid, strong lad!

[Frank Hymus]

Nice image. France postal service had a series of twelve horses a year ago. I think the percheron was featured?

[Richard Sayer]

@maggiemae @trinda I was quite worried by the idea that he might be being rejected or ostracized by the greys, so I made a point of passing by their pasture this morning and I was pleased to see that they were all happily grazing close together.

[Dan]

I don't think I've ever seen this breed before! What a powerful looking horse, and such relatively short legs. Nice capture to illustrate it's traits!

[Agata]

Amazing shot!

[Shanne]

great colours and processing