Bavarian Warmblood

Name: Bavarian Warmblood
Origin: Germany
Height: 160 - 168 cm
Color: red
Category: Warm-blooded

History of the Bavarian Warmblood breed

A very old breed, originally called Rottaler. In the Middle Ages, it was used in knightly tournaments and wars. Later, the breed was crossed with Cleveland Browns and Normandy Cobies. In the 19th century, people wanted a lighter, sportier and more powerful breed, so they also used Oldenburg horses and English thoroughbreds. The breeding of the breed continues to this day with the use of scientific and genetic knowledge.

Body structure of the Bavarian Warmblood breed

The Bavarian Warmblood was formerly used mainly in agriculture, but today it is a typical riding horse. The head is pleasing, the neck elegant. The chest is deep. Limbs are long and slender, with dry joints and quality hooves. The tail is set high. The fur is always pure, they reach a height of 160-168 cm.

Use of the Bavarian Warmblood breed

Originally a very versatile horse, today it is more of a sport horse. He has excellent prerequisites for dressage, but he is also good at show jumping. It is also used for hippotherapy, for hunting and as a recreational horse.

Nature of the Bavarian Warmblood breed

Bavarian horses are very intelligent, friendly, hardy and brave. They are also sensitive, perceptive and very competitive.