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https://www.royal-horse.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/800px-selle_francais_tete2-2.jpg600399During the Crusades, Arabian and Spanish horses were introduced to Normandy. In the 16th century, Danish, English, Spanish and Barbe stallions were used. In the 18th century, from 1775 onwards, the Prince of Lambese used exclusively English thoroughbred and half-blood stallions. From 1800, Arabian stallions were used. Under the Restoration, Thoroughbreds were introduced to Normandy.