Frederiksborg
The Frederiksborg is the oldest horse breed in Denmark, and can be traced back to the horses of the royal stud at Frederiksborg. In its prime, this was one of the finest studs in Europe.
Frederiksborg Horse
The Frederiksborg horse is the oldest horse breed of Denmark. The horse was immensely popular throughout the periods of Renaissance and Baroque and was considered as a luxury.
Frederiksborg Horse
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Frederiksborg Horse
This lovely looking horse from Denmark is elegant with a kind nature who can be used for riding or light harness work.
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The Frederiksborg comes from the line of pure-bred Danish horses. These horses have been around for many centuries, and that’s why they were considered one of the best breeds in Europe.
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Frederiksborgs Amt (English Frederiksborg County) is a county in eastern Denmark, on the north of the island of Zealand.
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The Frederiksborg: Danish Horses of Royalty
The Frederiksborg horse is one breed with quite a unique name. It is however more than just a difficult name to remember. The breed name carries the mark of true royalty.
FREDERIKSBORG HORSE
The oldest breed of horse in Denmark, the Frederiksborg breed can be traced all the way back in time to the horses that came from the royal stud at Fredericksborg.
The typical Frederiksborger of that time, and through it also the breeding carried out by the noble and estate studs (among these the Knabstrup Hovedgård), reminds us of the other European baroque horse breeds.
After a few false starts, he bred Smetanka to a dun-colored Danish mare from the Frederiksborg Royal Stud and produced the gray stallion Polkan I (1778-1793).
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The basis for the new breed was the old Frederiksborg stock crossed with the Thoroughbred to produce an active riding horse that, although it retained some of the Frederiksborg's thickness and carriage character, was temperate and reasonably elegant.
The Frederiksborg breed, when crossed with the Thoroughbred, produced a good quality, slightly heavyweight riding horse. This was then improved further by infusions of Trakehner, Wielkopolski, Selle Francais, and additional Thoroughbred blood.
She proved to pass on her spotted coat when crossed with Frederiksborgs. The resulting horses were tough but intelligent and tractable, and, in general, a close resemblance to the Frederiksborg but more lightly built.
The number of state stallions increased to 100 until the end of the 18th century, including Frederiksborg, Trakehner and Andalusian stallions.
Any color; height 14.3 to 15.2; Use: Draught
Frederiksborg (Denmark)
Chestnut; height 15.3 to 16; Use: Harness
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breed is almost extinct due to too much cross breeding and emphasis being put on breeding the coat colour rather than for conformation. The numbers of purebred Knabstrup went into decline through subsequent crossings back to the Frederiksborg, ...
 See also: Chestnut, Stallion, Bay, Black, Thoroughbred
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