Chinese Army Horse Camp - How to China take care of and train the best horses?

Chinese Army Horse Camp - How to China take care of and train the best horses?
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[@chaukelattovulture106]

They more look like wild west horses.

[@mujahidfisabilillahakhirza5127]

The real james Bond

[@JoaoPires-pd9ot]

Oi 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@widiowwahyu961]

Indonesian carnivora😂

[@user-vv4np2ei3d]

Don't China know that is way toooo many horses to have in one area.They make way too much methane even more than cattle.They are not a good member of the climate accord.(sarcasm)