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Pferde. Vom Steppentier zum Spitzensportler
- GEOlino extra Hör-Bibliothek
- Narrated by: Wigald Boning
- Length: 45 mins
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Pferde. Vom Steppentier zum Spitzensportler
Narrated by:
Wigald Boning
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Publisher's Summary
Von Wildpferden und niedlichen Ponys, von Trabrennen und Springreiten, und Jockeys und Schmieden - die spannendsten Geschichten rund um Pferde erzählen die GEOlino-Reporter. Wigald Boning und Co heften sich ihnen an die Fersen und lassen sich von der Wildheit und Anmut der Pferde begeistern.
Dieses Sach-Hörbuch aus der HÖR-BIBLIOTHEK verbindet Wissensvermittlung mit spannender Unterhaltung. Die Texte basieren auf den besten Geschichten aus GEOlino extra "Pferde".
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