Horse collection

Other Breeds

Swedish Warmblood   |   Shagya   |   Taishuh   |   Tarpan   |   Tawleed   |   Tennessee Walking Horse   |   Tersky   |   Thoroughbred   |   Tiger Horse   |   Timor Pony   |   Tokara   |   Tori   |   Trakehner   |   Ukrainian Saddle   |   Vladimir Heavy Draft   |   Viatka   |   Vyatka   |   Waler   |   Walkaloosa   |   Welara Pony   |   Welsh Pony and Cob   |   Welsh mountain pony (Section A)   |   Welsh Cob (Section D)   |   Wielkopolski   |   Xilingol   |   Yakut   |   Yili   |   Yonaguni   |   Zebra   |   Zemaituka (Zhumd)   |   Zhemaichu   |  

Boer (More...)

The horses differ from 14 to 16hh and are suitable for children, juniors and adults.

Bosnian Pony (More...)

Tarpan, small species of wild horse, which is now extinct. The tarpan, sometimes considered to be the same as Przewalski's wild horse, had a stocky body and short legs, and stood about 1.2 to 1.35 m (about 4 to 5 ft) high at the shoulder. In color it

Boulonnais (More...)

The Boulonnais is a heavy horse with elegance and distinction. There are two types today: the small sized "fish cart horse," now very rare and the large Boulonnais. The "fish cart" type was mainly used in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries to q

Brandenburg (More...)

Following reunification with the former German Democratic Republic (East Germany), stallions from Hanoverian bloodlines and lines which came via Redefin gained a big influence on the Brandenburg breed. These included inter alia the: Detektiv line (v

Breton (More...)

There are three types of the Breton coming from different districts of Brittany, each bred according to the duties it must perform. These are the Heavy Draft Breton, the Postier Breton and the Corlay or Central Mountain Breton. The Corlay Breton is d

Brumby (More...)

A brumby is a free-roaming feral horse in Australia. Although they are found in many areas around the country, the most well known brumbies are found in the Australian Alps region in south-eastern Australia. The majority of them live in the Northern

Buckskin (More...)

The Buckskin is thought to of originated from the Spanish Sorraia.