The Norwegian Fjord is one of the world's oldest breeds of horse, and excavations have shown, that it was popular among Viking tribesmen. It is probably related to the Przewalski, the Asian primitive horse. Norwegian Fiords stand 13-15 hands tall, and they are mostly dun in color, and have distinctive dark strips, running down the middle of the mane. These horses are friendly and eager to work, and they are used for driving and riding.
