Linus is the most beautiful horse in the world

Old black and white photograph, Linus is the most beautiful horse in the world

Linus is the most beautiful horse in the world
Born in 1884, Linus was a descendant of the long-haired breed of Oregon wild horses who roamed freely in the mountains of Oregon. A characteristic feature of this species was a unique brown color and an incredibly long manes and tails. Once domesticated, these horses still live next to people. Meanwhile, the length of the mane and tail increased with each generation. And the record, according to the length of mane, belongs to Linus. Owned by brothers, Marion Rutherford, Linus horse was a symbol of Oregon Beauty. Rutherford Brothers have sold the stallion to the circus on wheels, where he became the main “chip” of any program.

Of course, mane and tail were in need of a thorough clean. Every day, they are carefully washed and combed. In order to mane no tangling and it was divided into 4 pieces and collected in bundles.

Unfortunately, Linus died in 1894 at age 10, but before he had produced a son named Linus II, who was as handsome as his father. However, this long-haired horse breed has been lost.