Warmbloods Codexery

A source-cited reference to warmbloods

Warmbloods (30)

• Warmblood — European sport horses bred through open studbook selection.
• Bavarian Warmblood — A German sport horse bred from the Rottaler and modern warmblood lines.
• Belgian Sport Horse — Belgian warmblood bred for dressage, jumping, and eventing.
• Brandenburger — A German warmblood bred for sport from Brandenburg.
• Brazilian Sport Horse — A Brazilian warmblood bred for show jumping, dressage, and eventing.
• British Warmblood — British inspection-based warmblood bred mainly for dressage.
• Canadian Sport Horse — A Canadian sport horse bred for jumping and dressage.
• Croatian Warmblood — A Croatian warmblood type recognized in 1998.
• Danish Warmblood — A Danish sport horse breed for dressage and show-jumping.
• Dutch Warmblood — A postwar Dutch warmblood bred for elite sport.
• French Chaser — A French steeplechase breed with high Thoroughbred content.
• Friesian Sporthorse — A Friesian crossbred bred for sport horse disciplines.
• German warmblood — German warmbloods are regional types with an open stud book.
• Hanoverian horse — German warmblood bred for performance, excelling in Olympic disciplines.
• Heavy warmblood — Ancestors of modern warmbloods, bred as all-purpose utility horses.
• Holsteiner — Oldest warmblood breed, dominant in international show jumping.
• Irish Sport Horse — An Irish breed excelling in eventing and show-jumping.
• Mecklenburger — A German warmblood bred for sport and riding.
• Oldenburger — A warmblood bred for sport with expressive gaits and jumping ability.
• Polish Half-bred — Polish warmblood bred for competitive sport and recreation.
• Rhinelander horse — German warmblood sport horse bred for dressage and jumping.
• Selle Français — French sport horse bred for jumping and eventing success.
• Silesian Warmblood — A Polish warmblood breed from Silesia, the heaviest of its kind.
• Swedish Warmblood — A Swedish warmblood bred for cavalry and later sport.
• Swiss Warmblood — Modern Swiss sport horse bred at the National Stud Farm in Avenches.
• Trakehner — Lightest warmblood breed, refined through closed stud book and selective bloodlines.
• Westphalian horse — German warmblood bred for Olympic dressage and jumping.
• Württemberger — A German warmblood bred for dressage and show jumping.
• Zangersheide — Belgian warmblood bred for show-jumping performance.
• Zweibrücker — German warmblood with a brand of two bridges and a duke's crown.