Talk:Camargue (horse)

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[edit] Proposed merger

First message moved here from Camargue Horses:-

Couldn't this page be merged with the "Camargue (horse)" page? They both have the same information and seem to be dealing with the same horse breed.Morgana 11:28, 12 June 2006 (UTC)

Support - and I've clarified the proposal to merge here under the singular name (as naming convention). --Mereda 10:37, 20 June 2006 (UTC) good idea! it would make finding infomation on the region and the horses at the same time much easier!-Bex

[edit] dasy

the camargue horse is a french breed.