Horse collection

Noric (More...)

Black horses, bay horses and chestnuts each make up about 90% of the Norics. The remaining 10% are leopards and roans. Desired body measurements in stallions: at least 155 cm withers height, 23 to 25 cm cannon bone, and 205 to 215 cm chest girth.

Northlands Pony (More...)

Nordland is the result of a mixture of two different types of the same race – one type from Lyngen in northern Troms and one from Norland, based on individuals from the district of Lofoten. The Lyngen type was somewhat larger and stronger, mainly che

Norwegian Fjord (More...)

One of the Norwegian Fjord Horse's most unique characteristics is that approximately 90 percent of all Fjord horses are brown dun in color. The other 10 percent are either red dun, gray, pale dun, gold or yellow dun. The Fjord horse retains the "wild

Ob (More...)

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Oldenburg (More...)

Oldenburg (horse), breed of all-purpose riding and show horse. The Oldenburg was developed as a coach horse by Count Anton Gunther von Oldenburg in the province of Oldenburg (now Germany) in the 17th century. Since then, breeding programs have modifi

Orlov Trotter (More...)

The average current measurements for Orlov breeding stallions are 161.4 cm (height at withers), 164 cm(body length/barrel), 186 cm (chest circumference), 20.4 cm (cannon bone circumference) and for breeding mares are 160.3 cm, 163.6 cm, 186.2 cm and

Padang Pony (More...)

Height : 12.2 hh. Colours : All colours. Identifying Features : Small head, slight build, light legs.