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The Czech Kladruber –one of the oldest horse breeds in the world

12/27/2021
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Photo: Josef Vostárek, ČTK

The National Stud Farm in Kladruby nad Labem and the Stud Farm in Slatiňany anually open their doors to visitors at Christmas, enabling horse lovers to get acquainted with the oldest Czech indigenous horse breed that was created specifically to draw the coaches of emperors and kings.

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