The Camargue horse is a breed native to the Camargue region in southern France. Known for its strong, sturdy build, this horse typically has a gray coat that can range from dark gray to almost white as it ages. They are well-adapted to the marshy wetlands of their homeland and are often used for herding cattle and other livestock. These horses are known for their intelligence and gentle temperament, making them suitable for various equestrian activities. The Camargue horse has a rich history, often associated with the traditional culture of the Camargue area, including the famous gardians, who are the local cowboys.