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The horse with a roman nose has a convex profile. Convex heads are generally associated with Draft horses, Baroque horse breeds and horses from cold regions. Roman noses are common (and sometimes are considered a breed trait) in Iberian/related breeds, such as Lusitanos, Andalusians, Lipizzanners, etc. Many of the heavier Appaloosa horses have.
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Some breeds like draft horses, Lusitanos and Andalusians have a tendency for their noses to be Romanesque. The Roman-nosed horse is less popular in cowboy culture than his more refined counterparts. Songs, poems, and stories tell of a horse with a rough head that has the tendency to be strong, ranchy, powerful, and perhaps even a bit broncy.
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1325 posts · Joined 2010. #3 · Jan 12, 2011. Roman noses give a horse SOO much personality to his face, I can't help but love them. My first horse had a roman nose, and both of the belgians have a roman nose. My sisters horse Comanchie has one too. It's the same with dished faces, they have personality to them.
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The front of a horse's face when viewed from the side will usually be straight from the forehead to the nostrils. A Roman nose is a facial profile that is convex, and is often associated with draft horses. A dished face is a concave profile with a dip in the face between the eyes and nostrils, usually associated with Arabians.
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The horse on the bottom has a slight Roman nose. Common structural characteristics of the head that are generally faulted are the Roman nose and the platter jaw. A Roman nose describes a condition in which the front of the horse's face is rounded outwards as opposed to being flat (Figure 10).
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521 posts · Joined 2009. #18 · Jan 14, 2011. It's actually a misconception that Spanish horses have roman noses. The roman nose is a draft horse trait, traditionally, Spanish horses had a subconvex profile, similar to the roman nose but not as extreme. The extreme roman nose on modern spanish horses is similar to the extreme low hip in German.
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Roman Nose (c. 1823 - September 17, 1868), also known as Hook Nose (Cheyenne: Vóhko'xénéhe, also spelled Woqini and Woquini), was a Native American of the Northern Cheyenne.He is considered to be one of, if not the greatest and most influential warriors during the Plains Indian War of the 1860s. Born during the prosperous days of the fur trade in the 1820s, he was called.
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3,701. Location. Ayrshire. My sister's boy has a bit of a Roman nose, I wind her up and say it makes him look like a sock puppet. I do think they look good on a big solid horse (which he is). I've got a photo somewhere that shows it quite well. He's a lovely big thing. *toddles off to trawl photobucket*.
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Generalized, Roman noses tend to appear on heavier breeds of horses known for pulling, providing a robust and strong appearance that matches up well with their physical capabilities. On the contrary, riding horses tend to present with various facial profiles, reflecting their diversity of physical traits found across their species.
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Published by Jennifer Webster on November 28, 2022. A Roman nose is a muzzle with a convex profile. Convex heads are associated with Draft horses, Baroque horse breeds and horses from cold regions. This trait likely plays a role in warming air as it is inhaled, but may also influence aerobic capacity. Roman nose is not considered a deformity.
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Roman Nose: Knight-Errant in a War Bonnet. by John Koster 1/17/2018. He was the champion of the Cheyenne people, an imposing warrior who dressed to kill his enemies and left a staggering impression from Powder River Country to Beecher Island. Chivalry is the last flowering of a horseback warrior culture on the verge of extinction.
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Photo by Kelli Neubert. A Roman nose on a horse is when there's a bump or a rise somewhere on the part that falls between his forehead and his nostrils. Basically, it's a convex profile—the opposite of a refined, dished head. Sometimes it's subtle and sometimes, it's extremely pronounced. Some breeds, such as draft horses, Lusitanos.
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The Roman horses racing in the quadrigas were known for their excellent training.. or sewn with plates of metal, horn or bone. Sometimes it was limited only to the breastplate and browband covering the horse's nose, forehead and sometimes eyes. The monstrous confusion in the attempts to standardize the late Roman cavalry was effectively.