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Bayard (*French: Bayard*), the legendary horse of the four sons of Aymon, is a prominent figure in medieval European folklore. Known for his incredible speed and loyalty, Bayard could change size depending on the number of riders, remaining an ordinary horse when alone but growing to accommodate all four brothers when needed. The horse is … Read more