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Waimate White Horse is a hill monument at Waimate in South Canterbury, New Zealand, constructed in 1968 by farmers Norman and Betty Hayman. The design commemorates the contribution of Clydesdale and Shire horses to the district's farming economy, reflecting the importance of working horses in local agricultural history. The monument is formed from concrete slabs laid on a hillside and viewed from the surrounding area.
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What is the Waimate White Horse?
The Waimate White Horse is a hill monument near Waimate in South Canterbury, New Zealand. It depicts a horse and commemorates the importance of working horses to local farming.
Who created the Waimate White Horse?
Farmers Norman and Betty Hayman constructed the monument in 1968. The design honors Clydesdale and Shire horses used in the district's farming economy.
Why was the Waimate White Horse built?
It commemorates the contribution of Clydesdale and Shire horses to farming around Waimate. These heavy horses were important agricultural workers before modern machinery became dominant.
Where can the Waimate White Horse be found?
The monument is located at Waimate in South Canterbury, New Zealand. It was constructed on a hill in 1968 by local farmers Norman and Betty Hayman.
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