Also called Cesky Teplokrevnik, the Czech Warmblood is an all around animal with a great deal of versatility. They are a popular warmblood and often exported as riding horses to western European countries,
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The horses that originally come from the Czech Republic were primarily of warmblood type. These animals were refined with Spanish and Asian bloodlines, but most of this breeds refinement comes from English animals. <\/p>\n
After the first World War the Czech Warmblood lines were well maintained and largely influenced by Thoroughbred<\/a> and solid Oldenburg<\/a> stallions. After the second World War the advent of machines created a marked drop in breed numbers as their use in military and on local farms declined.<\/p>\n Today’s Czech Warmblood is perhaps one of the most widespread breeds in the Czech Republic, well liked for their versatility and athletic qualities. <\/p>\n Average height 16 hands Solid bone structure bay<\/a> | chestnut<\/a> | grey<\/a> | black<\/a> | dun<\/a> | palomino<\/a><\/p>\n Good character Riding horseFeatures<\/h3>\n
\nAristocratic and robust riding type
\nElastic & easy movements<\/p>\nPhysique<\/h3>\n
\nWithers are understated
\nBack is long and broad
\nStrong, flat hooves
\nThick mane and tail<\/p>\nTraditional Colors<\/h3>\n
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\nWilling and easy to train<\/p>\nUse<\/h3>\n
\nCompetition horse
\nDriving horse
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