Ferghana horse
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![The Ceremonial Gilt Bronze Finial, Ferghana Horse, dates back to the 4th-1st Century BCE: A V-Shaped Symbol of Speed and Victory, showcases the Heavenly Horse, also known as the Dayuan horse. This artifact, illustrating the progenitor of contemporary high-breed racehorses,[1] stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of these majestic creatures.[2]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/87/Cult_of_Heavenly_horse_bronze_horse_ancient_finial_Bucephalus_Ancient_Akhal_Teke.jpg/120px-Cult_of_Heavenly_horse_bronze_horse_ancient_finial_Bucephalus_Ancient_Akhal_Teke.jpg)
The Ceremonial Gilt Bronze Finial, Ferghana Horse, dates back to the 4th-1st Century BCE: A V-Shaped Symbol of Speed and Victory, showcases the Heavenly Horse, also known as the Dayuan horse. This artifact, illustrating the progenitor of contemporary high-breed racehorses,[1] stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of these majestic creatures.[2]
![The Ceremonial Gilt Bronze Finial, Ferghana Horse, dates back to the 4th-1st Century BCE: A V-Shaped Symbol of Speed and Victory, showcases the Heavenly Horse, also known as the Dayuan horse. This artifact, illustrating the progenitor of contemporary high-breed racehorses,[1] stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of these majestic creatures.[2]](/wiki/File:Cult_of_Heavenly_horse_bronze_horse_ancient_finial_Bucephalus_Ancient_Akhal_Teke.jpg)
- ↑ Speed, Power, and Victory: The Secrets of the Ferghana Horse. youtube.com.
- ↑ "Ferghana Horse" in labrujulaverde.com