These beautiful tan horses are among the oldest breeds in existence.  Directly descended from the Tarpan horse, the ancestors of the Fjords can be seen in cave paintings!  The hard working Fjord makes a good light draft horse, although they can be a bit on the stubborn side.  Their size makes them more manageable than the larger draft breeds, such as Clydesdales.  Our photograph was taken at a farm festival, and the team shown was working in a field along side much larger horses, turning the soil with ease.  Available on a variety of items from mousepads to framed prints, it makes a great gift for horse lovers or anyone that likes a bit of country in their decor!  Click the above photograph for items featuring that image, or follow this link to our Farm Animals section featuring more horse photos: http://www.cafepress.com/photographz/2979606 .  Or, visit our country & Americana section for draft horses at work in the field: http://www.cafepress.com/photographz/2633112 .