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.

1936 Hungarian 10 Tiz Pengo

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