Post Your Notes Showing A Horse.

1 yuan issued by the Central Bank of China in 1936. Based on an ancient stone relief, the horses are depicted pulling Confucius's carriage.

Here's one from Italy (P-116b) I won just b/c of the horse on the reverse:

I liked the look of this P-93a 50,000 Pesos banknote from Mexico with the horse featured on the reverse. I also liked that it was the first AA prefix of Series A. Normally the first prefix doesn't matter much to me but this note has gone through a re-incarnation when Mexico went through a currency reform in 1992 (so hyperinflation would have meant many notes issued). The next re-incarnation was P-97 (50 New Pesos) which would also be a nice complement pair (some day):

Almost a horse...

And more...

Little pieces of art.

KK