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Friesian
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Friesian
a breed of dairy cattle. See holstein-friesian.
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Friesian dairy cow. By permission from Sambraus HH, Livestock Breeds, Mosby, 1992
Friesian horse
Dutch light horse used for driving and riding. Black with no markings, 15 hands high. A muscular horse with feather on the lower limbs.
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In the early years they milked Welsh Black before moving to Friesians in 1969 and gaining pedigree status in 1985.
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It is unusual for Friesians to live to this age as they are usually slaughtered for beef.
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The Friesians are from the Royal Register of Netherlands, while the Andalusians come from the Centro Ecuestre Artequus, of Miguel Barrionuevo in Spain.
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