Boulonnais

The Boulonnais is a French breed of draft horse originating from the region around Boulogne-sur-Mer. Known for its strength, endurance, and calm temperament, this horse was traditionally used for farm work and hauling heavy loads. Boulonnais horses are characterized by their muscular build, gray or white coat, and elegant appearance. They are well-suited for riding, driving, and light work, and are valued for their resilience and gentle nature. Recognized for their historical significance, the breed embodies a blend of practicality and beauty, making them an important part of France’s equine heritage.