Danish Warmblood Horse
Name:
Danish Warmblood Horse
Lifespan:
20-30 years +
Height:
16 h.h.
Appearance:
Large framed horses, with well-defined heads, large eyes; shoulders are long and sloping with defined and pronounced withers giving a favorable position to place the saddle; necks are muscular with good length of rein, chest is deep and broad, while back is strong and compact.
Markings:
Yes
Colors:
Any solid color
Aptitude:
Riding, Showing, Dressage, Show jumping, Competitive horse sports
Facts:
The Danish Warmblood is the modern sport horse breed established in the mid-20th century, the breed was developed by crossing native Danish mares with elite stallions from established European bloodlines
Around 3,500 Danish Warmblood foals are registered every year.
Not only do Danish Warmbloods have to pass a difficult and challenging inspection that is based on movement, physical appearance and conformation, they also have exhibit the right temperament, the Danish Warmblood must be calm and even-tempered but they must also show drive, intelligence and spirit when being put through their paces.
Super Fact:
Her Royal Highness Princess Benedikte of Denmark is the Patroness of the Danish Warmblood breed, and also owns several horses herself, two which are medal winners and champions in their own right.
Danish Warmblood Horse
Lifespan:
20-30 years +
Height:
16 h.h.
Appearance:
Large framed horses, with well-defined heads, large eyes; shoulders are long and sloping with defined and pronounced withers giving a favorable position to place the saddle; necks are muscular with good length of rein, chest is deep and broad, while back is strong and compact.
Markings:
Yes
Colors:
Any solid color
Aptitude:
Riding, Showing, Dressage, Show jumping, Competitive horse sports
Facts:
The Danish Warmblood is the modern sport horse breed established in the mid-20th century, the breed was developed by crossing native Danish mares with elite stallions from established European bloodlines
Around 3,500 Danish Warmblood foals are registered every year.
Not only do Danish Warmbloods have to pass a difficult and challenging inspection that is based on movement, physical appearance and conformation, they also have exhibit the right temperament, the Danish Warmblood must be calm and even-tempered but they must also show drive, intelligence and spirit when being put through their paces.
Super Fact:
Her Royal Highness Princess Benedikte of Denmark is the Patroness of the Danish Warmblood breed, and also owns several horses herself, two which are medal winners and champions in their own right.