The Dutch Warmblood is a breed of horse developed for competition that has gained wide recognition in dressage. Developed through a breeding program that began in the 1960s, it is one of the most successful horse breeds developed in postwar Europe.

The Dutch Warmblood averages 16.2 hands but can reach up to 18 hands at the withers. An eager, reliable, and intelligent breed, these horses were bred to be first class dressage and show jumping horses, but do well in pleasure and almost any kind of riding. Its coat can be pinto, chestnut, bay, black, or grey with white markings. Dutch Warmbloods are known for their enormous scope for jumping. Many Dutch Warmbloods are seen at big hunter shows all across the nation. Many of the best hunters in the nation are Dutch Warmbloods.

Famous Horses

• Milton
• Amor
• Lucky Boy
• Nimmerdor.
• Voltaire
• Royal Kaliber

Reference

• Dutch Warmblood.

horse breeds

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