Finnish Horse

Finnish Horse
Finnish horse is descended from two closely-related breeds, the Finnish Universal and the Finnish Draught, which have now merged into one. It is also known as Finnhorse. This horse is a native of Finland.

Finnish Horse (Finnhorse)
A descendant of the northern European domestic horse, the Finnhorse belongs to the general horse breeds, having both warmblood and heavier draft blood influence.

The Finnish Horse, also know as Finnhorse or Finnish Universal (in finnish : "Suomenhevonen", petname "Suokki"), is a horse breed originating from Finland.

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The Finnish horse is a coldblooded type of heavier horse. It was developed from the native Finnish ponies crossed with other breeds. Originally there was both a light and heavy strain, but only the light type still exists today.

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The Finnish Horse, also know as Finnhorse or Finnish Universal (in finnish : "Suomenhevonen", petname "Suokki"), is a horse breed originating from Finland.

Finnish horse is the only native breed of horse in Finland. It is a descendant of the northern European domestic horse with both warmblood and heavier draft influences.

Finnish Horse
The Finnhorse or Finnish Horse (Finnish : suomenhevonen , pet name: suokki ) belongs to general horse breeds, having both warmblood and heavier draft blood influence and characteristics.

Very nearly all Finnish horses have been registered since 1971. There are four breeding sections: J = trotter, R = riding horse, T = draft and P = pony-sized Finnhorse. Some horses are registered in several breeding lines.

The Finnhorse or Finnish Horse (Finnish: suomenhevonen, pet name: suokki) belongs to general horse breeds, having both warmblood and heavier draft blood influence and characteristics.

Zhmud, Swedish Ardennes, Finnish horse
Lithuanian Heavy Draft interesting facts
The walking draft record with a 150 kg load is 13 minutes 20 seconds.

See also: Finnish, Chestnut, Black, Bay, Warmblood