Belgian Warmblood

Belgian Warmblood Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Cite This Source A Belgian Warmblood is a warmblood type of horse registered with the Belgisch Warmbloed Paard vzw (Belgian Warmblood Studbook (BWP)).

- Belgian Warmblood - The Belgian Warmblood, developed especially for competitive and performance purposes, is a relatively new breed.

The Belgian Warmblood stands around 16.2 hands high. From the Anglo-Arabian, the Belgian Warmblood has a head full of quality. Withers are well placed and the shoulders are of good riding type.

Belgian Warmblood WARMBLOOD OVERVIEW Although Belgium is primarily known for its heavy horse breeds, it also produces the Belgian Warmblood. The Warmblood is bred distinctively as a show horse, excelling in dressage and jumping arenas.

Belgian Warmblood Belgium has traditionally specialized in the production of big, powerful, heavy agricultural horses such as the Brabant.

Belgian Warmblood A breed developed in Belgium as an ideal riding and light driving horse for military and performance purposes, especially competitive events such as eventing, show jumping and dressage.

Belgian Warmblood (includes Belgian Half-blood) Although Belgium is primarily known for its heavy horse breeds, it also produces the Belgian Warmblood.

About Belgian Warmblood Breeding Association: Information and history on the breed including stallion directory, listing of Keurings, membership form, calendar of events, brand and branding, plus BWP in Belgium.

*Belgian Warmblood - all solid colors Bhutia - grey or iron grey, with an occasional chestnut or roan Black Sea Horse - black and dark brown, some sorrel with a golden sheen Bosnian - bay, brown, black, gray, chestnut, palomino ...

See also: Breeds, Horse, Arabian, Stud, Breeding