ABACO BARB MARE

Safari Ltd -The Abaco Barb lived on Great Abaco Island in the Bahamas, about 180 miles east of Florida. The horses are notable for their wild status, their unique island home, and their famous bloodline. Although not native, the horses lived in the Bahamas for hundreds of years.

Characteristics: Abaco refers to the Abacos Islands in the Bahamas, where these wild horses make their home, while Barb refers to the Spanish Barb from which these beautiful animals descended.

Size and Color: Featuring a paint color scheme, this brown and white Abaco Barb mare measures 5 inches long, about the same as a pen.

The Abaco Barb Mare is part of the Safari Farm Winner’s Circle collection.