7 Horses With a Headstart on No-Shave November

Because horses with beards are cute.

[top photo: Wikimedia Commons]

Puh-lease. No-Shave-November? Mo-vember? Ponies have been cultivating the art of winter facial hair for centuries.

The Mutton Chop: A Victorian style popularized by Ambrose Burnside. Shaggy horses and human hipsters have kept the fad going.

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The Curtain Beard: Because really, why expose any part of your face to the elements?

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The Whisker Wisp – because not every horse can be a beardo.613px-HorseNose2

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The Chin-Puff

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The Curly Moustache – found on  surrealists and Gypsy Vanners.

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The Milk Moustache (Snow Moustache?)

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And finally…whatever kind of moustache this is supposed to be.

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Go Riding.

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