Warmblood Horses

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If you prefer to go horseback riding with or without your kids, warmblood horses are a perfect match.

Here are some of the warmblood breeds: American Albino, American Bashkir Curly, American Indian Horse, American Saddlebred, American Warmblood, Andalusian, Appaloosa, AraAppaloosa , Australian Stock Horse, Azteca Banker Horse, Belgian Warmblood, Buckskin, Camargue, Canadian, Canadian Sport Horse, Cleveland Bay, Criollo, Don, Dutch Warmblood, Florida Cracker Horse, Gelderlander, Groningen, Hackney Horse, Half-Arabian, Hanoverlan, Holsteiner, Irish Draft, Irish Hunter , Knabstruner, Lipizzaner, Lusitano, Missouri Fox Trotter, Morab, Morgan, Mustang, National Show Horse, Westphalian, Oldenburg, Paint Horse, Palomino, Paso Fino , Peruvian Paso, Quarter Horse, Racking Horse, Rocky Mountain Horse, Selle Francais Spanish Mustang, Standard bred, Swedish Warmblood, Tennessee Walking Horse, Trakehner , Welsh Cob and the Wurttemburg.

From the Middle East and Africa, warriors brought the hot blooded Arabian horses in their return to Europe. Europe’s draft horses are bred with the imported hot bloods. As a result, there are so many breeds that exist today. Warmbloods are remarkable and the most beautiful horses in the world. Since they a true breed, they are given priorities in the Stud Books. True bred horses are the only ones registered. However, breeds found to be good contributors to the bloodline of those already registered horses can also be registered. Since the registration process is typified thorough open studbook policy, studbook selection and focus on the breeding purpose, which is equestrian sports. In an open studbook policy animals can be registered even though the parents have not been registered. Through studbook selection, breeders can select those animals which they wish their own animals to be bred with, wherein the unhealthy and or undesirable animals are alleviated.

Warmblooded horses are famous with Olympic sports like dressage and others. European breeders are breeding horses for the purpose of competition.