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Camarillo White Horse

United States
Animal
Horse
Origin
United States

Read from Wikipedia and Wikidata on 2 Oct 2026.

About the Camarillo White Horse

The Camarillo White Horse is a rare horse breed from the United States, recognized for its pure white color. The supplied background traces the breed to 1921, when Adolfo Camarillo, described as one of the last Californios, bought a nine-year-old stallion named Sultan at the California State Fair in Sacramento. The Camarillo family then owned and bred these horses. That family connection continued until 1987, when Adolfo Camarillo’s daughter Carmen died. The entry identifies the animal as a horse, places it in the horse family, and gives the United States as both origin and origins. Its defining listed feature is its white appearance, while its history centers on the Camarillo family’s breeding and ownership. The official reference supplied is a Wikipedia page dedicated to the Camarillo White Horse.

What stands out

  • Pure white color
  • Rare horse breed
  • Origin listed as United States
  • History begins in 1921

Worth knowing

  • Family breeding ended after Carmen’s 1987 death
  • Breed history centers on one founding stallion

Who it suits

This entry suits readers interested in a rare United States horse breed with a pure white color. It is also relevant to people exploring the breed’s connection to the Camarillo family and its 1921 starting point.

In short

The Camarillo White Horse is presented as a rare American breed defined by its pure white color. Its listed history follows the Camarillo family from Adolfo’s 1921 purchase of Sultan through family breeding until 1987.

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