Oldenburg Horse

Description: Animal Species: Horses

Newest Review: ... also include those that may fit into more than one of the type groups. The horse class the Oldenburg Horse primarily fits into is the hunter type class as it is well adapted to jumping, dressage and three day event. It is also suitable for occasional driving. The Oldenburg is a large warm-blooded breed averaging 16 to 18 hands high. They can be bay, brown, black, chestnut or grey, and white ... more

... markings on the lower legs and face are common. They have a largish head, either straight or Roman nosed (convex) connected to a long and extremely strong neck. They should be well muscled through the shoulders, back and hindquarters, with a flat croup...more

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Oldenburg Horse: Oldenburg = A Wonderful, Beautiful Horse! (1218 words)
by - written on 01/07/09 (Very useful, 114 readings)
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I thought I would suggest the Oldenburg horse to Dooyoo as I own an pure bred Oldenburg Horse. His name is William and the picture of the grey horse you see before you is William! I thought instead of putting up a picture of some flashy, shiny horse I would put up a picture of mine! So now you can all see my own horse! William is presently kept at a yard in Warwickshire and as shown in the picture I had just finished riding him. William was born and bred in Germany and is registered Oldenburg and has his German passport to prove it! His bloodline is through Rubenstein (which I have written a bit about below!) which is an incredibly famous and most sought after ... Read the complete review

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