Brandenburger

brandenburger
Horse breeding was first mentioned in documents in the Brandenburg March in the fifteenth century although at that point one could hardly however speak of a uniform or standardized breed.

Brandenburger Horse Breed Characteristics :
The Brandenburger breed is a warmblood horse that is native to Germany.

Brandenburger is a warmblood horse originating in Germany.
History: Horse breeding was first mentioned in documents in the Brandenburg March in the fifteenth century although at that point one could hardly however speak of a uniform or standardized ...

The Brandenburger is a sub-population of the German saddle horse and bred to be an all-around under saddle mount.
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Brandenburger
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The Brandenburger is a warmblood horse breed originating in Germany.
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Brandenburger is a warmblood horse originating in Germany. Warmbloods are a group of sport horse breeds and the term simply distinguishes this type of horse from the cold bloods (draft horses) and the hot bloods (Thoroughbreds and Arabians). ...

The Brandenburger
In 1787 the still existing stud at Neustadt on the Dosse was founded. The breed was intended to be a multi-purpose warmblood horse, heavy enough for all farming uses and light enough as carriage horse.

The Brandenburger is overall a well-proportioned horse with an energetic disposition. This breed has an innate willingness to please and is amiable in character. One minor drawback to the Brandenburger is a slight propensity towards nervousness.

Brandenburger
Brandenburger is a warmblood horse originating in Germany.

The Brandenburger is a well-balanced horse with a lively temperament, an easy to get along with character and little tendency to nervousness.
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The Brandenburg, or Brandenburger, stud was founded at Neustadt on the Dosse in 1787. The breed was originally intended to be a multi-purpose warmblood horse, light enough for riding and carriage work but also built heavily enough for farm usage.

Bavarian Lord Sinclair, for instance was the most expensive sports horse in the world, selling for 2.8 million Deutsch Marks at a PSI auction, until the arrival of Poetin, a Brandenburger mare who sold for 2.

See also: Brandenburg, Warmblood, Trakehner, Thoroughbred, Stallion