Nigel Shuttleworth
Mare in foal
Konik Polski ('Konik' - 'small horse' in Polish) an ancient semi-feral breed originally from the Bilgoray region of Southeast Poland. The breed type is generally about 130-140cm (12-13 hands) weighing 380kg and is mouse-dun coloured, although black and sorrel can occasionally occur. The Konik is classified as a rare breed and small residual herds are found in Poland, the Baltic States, Eastern Germany, The Netherlands and a herd has been established on Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire and here on Crome's Broad, Norfolk. Taken with Polaroid Land camera Model 355 on Fuji FP100C pack film.
Mare in foal
Konik Polski ('Konik' - 'small horse' in Polish) an ancient semi-feral breed originally from the Bilgoray region of Southeast Poland. The breed type is generally about 130-140cm (12-13 hands) weighing 380kg and is mouse-dun coloured, although black and sorrel can occasionally occur. The Konik is classified as a rare breed and small residual herds are found in Poland, the Baltic States, Eastern Germany, The Netherlands and a herd has been established on Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire and here on Crome's Broad, Norfolk. Taken with Polaroid Land camera Model 355 on Fuji FP100C pack film.