Slovak warmblood
| Slovak warmblood | |
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| Important data | |
| Origin: | Slovakia |
| Main breeding area: | Slovakia |
| Distribution: | low |
| Stick measure : | up to 180 cm |
| Colors : | mostly brown and dapple molds, rarely foxes and black horses |
| Main application area: | Sport horse |
The Slovak Warmblood is a sport horse breed.
Background information on horse evaluation and breeding can be found under: Exterior , interior and horse breeding .
Exterior
The Slovak warmblood usually has a rams head, more rarely a pike head. It has slender legs, a sloping croup, a high tail, high withers and neck, and soft, expansive gaits.
interior
The Slovaks are very affectionate and characterful animals. When you gain confidence in animals, a friend is safe for life. They have a lot of blood and are easily nervous and jumpy. They are suitable for versatility , jumping , dressage and sometimes also for western riding .
Breeding history
The breed is heavily influenced by Trakehners and other German breeds. Most Slovaks have a whole blood content of over 60%.