When the Romans occupied the provinces of Noricum, Raetia and Panonia (today's Salzburg and the Alpine country) around 40 AD, the Noric breed developed. From then on, this breed, along with the South German Coldblood, had great importance for people. Nowadays they are more likely to be found in the leisure sector. The breeding criteria are very strict. Since Luna had some "flaws", she was not suitable for breeding and her path was marked out. But an Aiderbichl friend did not want to allow this and asked us to take in Luna. She was spared a transport to Italy as a "slaughter foal" and became a member of our family.
