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Consens
Born 2013
Sire: Common Sense – Quite easy
Consens is one of our smallest horses. He is used for both driving and riding, and has taken part in all kinds of parades. He is usually very calm and good-natured, but can also be a little mischievous when the mood takes him. Before he came to the Royal Stables, he was called Celano.
Photo: Henrik Garlöv/Royalpalaces.se
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