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Limousin
Limousin horse
Conservation status	Extinct
Country of origin	France
Equus ferus caballus

The Limousin horse was a French breed of horse.^[1] It is now extinct. It comes from the region of Limousin of France. The foundation was of French native mares and then bred with English Thoroughbreds, and an obvious sprinkle physical sprinkle of Arabian Blood. This breed is the most influential in creating the Selle Français.

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^ "Limousin Horse". Retrieved 2020-06-25.

v t e Horse breeds of France
Extant	Ardennais AQPS Auvergne Auxois Barraquand Boulonnais Breton Camargue Castillonnais Comtois Corlay Corsican French Saddle Pony French Trotter Henson Landais Mérens Nivernais Norman Cob Percheron Poitevin Pottok Selle Français Trait du Nord
Merged into other breeds	Angevin Augeron Anglo-Norman Berrichon Bourbonnais Charentais Charolais Demi-sang de la Dombes Demi-sang du Centre Trait de la Loire Trait de Saône-et-Loire Trait du Maine Vendéen
Extinct	Bidet Bourguignon Bresse Breton bidet Carrossier Normand Cauchois Cotentin Chevaux d'Ouessant Demi-sang de l'Ain Limousin Lorrain Merlerault Morvan Navarrin Rochefort Solognot
Related	Haras Nationaux Horses in Brittany Horses in Normandy
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-The '''Limousin horse''' was a French [[breed of horse]].<ref>{{Cite web|title=Limousin Horse|url=http://www.theequinest.com/breeds/limousin/|access-date=2020-06-25}}</ref> It is now [[extinct]].
+The '''Limousin horse''' was a French [[breed of horse]].<ref>{{Cite web|title=Limousin Horse|url=http://www.theequinest.com/breeds/limousin/|access-date=2020-06-25}}</ref> It is now [[extinct]]. It comes from the region of [[Limousin]] of France. The foundation was of French native mares and then bred with English Thoroughbreds, and an obvious sprinkle physical sprinkle of Arabian Blood. This breed is the most influential in creating the [[Selle Français]].
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