The Boulonnais Horse is used for both heavy draught and meat. The Boulonnais was once a popular workhorse in France, until their steady decline after the Industrial Revolution. Unfortunately, falling demand meant that today it is bred mainly for horsemeat.

Height : 15.3 - 16.3 hh.

Identifying Features : Fine head, arched neck, compact body, good girth, strong legs, light feathering, short cannons, fine skin, brushy mane.

Originated in north west France.

Used as a war horse in the middle ages. The Boulonnais are also known as the "White Marble Horse". The Boulonnais Horse is an endangered breed and is now bred by the French government.



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