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{{about|the conceptions of winged horses or flying horses|other uses|Flying horses (disambiguation)|and|Winged horse (disambiguation)}} Flying horses, also known as pterippi, winged horses or sky horses, are mythological, fictional creatures. They are horses which fly, some of which are equipped with wings. Flying horses include: - The horses of Eos, Helios, Apollo, and Sol Invictus
- Phlegon, Aeos, Aethon, Pyrios, Aethiops, Abraxas, Therbeeo, Bronte, Sterope
- Pegasus, a pterippus (winged horse) in Greek mythology; or Chrysaor, the twin brother of Pegasus
- al-Buraq, a winged horse in Islamic tradition
- Haizum, a heavenly winged horse, ridden by Gabriel according to Islamic tradition
- Chollima, in East Asian myths
- Cheonma, in Korean myths
- {{interlanguage link|Ponkhiraj|fr}}, a flying horse from Bangladesh
- a wind Horse in Mongolian, Tibetan and ancient Turkish traditions
- A winged horse, see list of winged horses
- A winged unicorn
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