the last only fools and horses was made on 25 december 2003.
the last only fools and horses was made on 25 december 2003.
when was the last only fools and horses made?
25 december 2003
list of only fools and horses episodes









































the following is an episode list for the bbc one sitcom "only fools and horses". the show was first broadcast in the united kingdom on bbc one on 8 september 1981. it ran for seven series and sixteen christmas specials until 25 december 2003, when the final episode was broadcast. in total, 64 regular episodes of "only fools and horses", all written by john sullivan, were produced. all are now available on both region 2 and region 1 dvd.
list of only fools and horses episodes
spanish horses also were spread widely as a tool of diplomacy by the government of spain, which granted both horses and export rights to favored citizens and to other royalty. as early as the 15th century, the spanish horse was widely distributed throughout the mediterranean, and was known in northern european countries, despite being less common and more expensive there. as time went on, kings from across europe, including every french monarch from francis i to louis xvi, had equestrian portraits created showing themselves riding spanish-type horses. the kings of france, including louis xiii and louis xiv, especially preferred the spanish horse; the head groom to henri iv, salomon de la broue, said in 1600, "comparing the best horses, i give the spanish horse first place for its perfection, because it is the most beautiful, noble, graceful and courageous". war horses from spain and portugal began to be introduced to england in the 12th century, and importation continued through the 15th century. in the 16th century, henry viii received gifts of spanish horses from charles v, ferdinand ii of aragon and the duke of savoy and others when he wed katherine of aragon. he also purchased additional war and riding horses through agents in spain. by 1576, spanish horses made up one third of british royal studs at malmesbury and tutbury. the spanish horse peaked in popularity in great britain during the 17th century, when horses were freely imported from spain and exchanged as gifts between royal families. with the introduction of the thoroughbred, interest in the spanish horse faded after the mid-18th century, although they remained popular through the early 19th century. the conquistadors of the 16th century rode spanish horses, particularly animals from andalusia, and the modern andalusian descended from similar bloodstock. by 1500, spanish horses were established in studs on santo domingo, and spanish horses made their way into the ancestry of many breeds founded in north and south america. many spanish explorers from the 16th century on brought spanish horses with them for use as war horses and later as breeding stock. by 1642, the spanish horse had spread to moldovia, to the stables of transylvanian prince george rakoczi.
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