Dutch Warmblood

Name: Dutch warmblood
Origin: the Netherlands
Height: 155 - 165 cm
Colour: white, brown, brindle, raven
Category: Warmbloods

History of the breed Dutch Warmblood

Its ancestors were the Groningen, Gelderland, English Thoroughbred, Thracian and Oldenburg Warmbloods. The Dutch Warmblood is a relatively young breed, but its breeding is very strict. Only the best breeding animals are selected through rigorous testing. This has turned the Dutch Warmblood into a very high quality sport horse sought after by many riders for various disciplines.

Body conformation of the Dutch Warmblood

Lovely horses with a head of the thoroughbred type. The neck is muscular, the chest is deep. The back is straight and firm with a well-muscled rump. The limbs are firm with strong joints and hard hooves. The coat may be white, brown, pure or black. At the withers they grow to 155 - 165 cm.

Use of the breed Dutch Warmblood

The Dutch Warmblood is a versatile sporting breed. It has made a name for itself especially in show jumping, where it has gained much success. It is also good in dressage, less suitable for the military.

Character of the breed Dutch Warmblood

The Dutch Warmblood is an intelligent, obedient, well-mannered and teachable horse. He has a natural aptitude for both parkour and dressage.