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� #1
20-11-2007
chodas777
Bronze Member - Walking
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Hungary
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Anyone heard of a Nonius?

Anyone heard of a Nonius?

I asked this an another furm and only 1 person had!!!!

It's a Hungarian breed and absolutely lovely, well I would say that as I've got one...a pic of him to come later.

Tzhey are also ued in the Hungarian Horse shows by the Csikos ...what do you mean never heard of them).

Pic below is a csiko. THis year I will bgoing to some shows. Anyone interested?
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� #2
21-11-2007
Christine
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No i have never heard of them but would love to see some pictures of yours
Can you give us some details like sizes, colours and what talents they have like are they good jumpers or dressage etc.
� #3
23-11-2007
chodas777
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The Nonius is an Anglo norman line of horses bred in the formal imperial stud farm in Mez�hegyesh, but which
also spread into Yugoslavia, Romania and into southern Slovakia. Nonius was born in 1810 in one of the stud
farms of Calvados in Normandy from an Anglo norman mare and sired by a thoroughbred, Orion.

After arriving at Mez�hegyesh Nonius became quite a potent sire. When he died in 1838 he left behind 79
stallions and 137 mares. Curiously Nonius wasn't really a beautiful horse but none of his offspring seemed to carry his looks. All of his offspring were properly named after him with lineage numbers from which
the Mez�hegyesh Stud founded a line after him that from the year 1817 grew to 284 stallions and 3203 mares
by the year 1890.

Nowadays the Nonius is a popular horse in Hungary, there are 2 types, a slighter larger looking horse used for carriage work and a smaller type which is ideal for a hobby horse. They are all rounders and clever horses. The Hungarian herders, Csikos, use them a lot for their horse displays.

I have a nonius, his name is Chodas and he is so lovely!

The pics are of him.
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� #4
23-11-2007
chodas777
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Location: Hungary
Posts: 11

another one
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I really love glo worms because they're never glum, How can you be glum with a light shining from your bum!

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� #5
25-11-2007
Epona1
Bronze Member - Walking
Join Date: Oct 2007
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Hi Chodas
The Nonius horses look amazing. Where is it possible to see a full breed profile and learn more about them?
� #6
27-11-2007
chodas777
Bronze Member - Walking
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Hungary
Posts: 11

Probably here very shortly you will be able to see a full breed profile.I had an email from admin and they want to make one. So check back soon and all the info should be here.

In the mean time you can try the mezohegyes stud farm but it will probably be all in Hungarian and I don't know the exact liink.
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� #7
17-02-2008
missy08
Bronze Member - Walking
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hi i have just bought a hungarian noninus she seems lovely.
� #8
3 Days Ago
chodas777
Bronze Member - Walking
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Hungary
Posts: 11

Hi,

Thats great I'm sure she is a beauty. How old?

Also where did you buy her? I don't know if mine is just a particlary patient and clever horse (and extremely relaxed for a stallion) of if this is a trait of the breed. I have read in the past they make exceptional hobby horses and are often used to pull carriages too.

Here in Hungary there are quite popular but I don't know about in the UK, many people I asked had never heard of a Nonius.

Happy riding.
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