jutland
The Jutland was used not only in a draft capacity but was also a popular mount for the knights of medieval times.
Jutland description
The Jutland horse is a draft horse breed originating from Denmark. The Jutland is a medium-sized draft horse with a quick, free action.
Jutland
The Jutland is Denmark's own breed of heavy horse. Its ancestors have been bred on the Jutland peninsula since the middle ages and before. Selection for the breed as it appears today began around 1850.
Jutland Horse
The Jutland horse is a breed of draft horse that rose from Denmark. This horse breed can be traced back to the 9th century and 12th century images of Danish warriors in which these horses are shown being ridden by the warriors.
Jutland Horse
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Jutland Horse
A wonderful looking heavy horse that has been used as a riding and working horse, it has a a lovely nature combined with great power.
Jutland horses also have hair feathers on their legs. The horse comes in chestnut, and on rare occasions, black and brown. Its tail and mane are usually lighter in color.
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A heavy horse that has been bred on the Jutland peninsula of Denmark since the middle ages. This breed is thought to contain blood of the Shire horse and the Suffolk horse.
Features
Average 15-16.1 hands
Very strong animal ...
Jutland (horse)
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The Jutland horse can be traced back to the 12th century, although 9th century pictures of Danish warriors show them riding horses which appear quite similar to the modern Jutland.
The Jutland is a compact, heavy horse with short, stocky legs and feathering, which breeders are trying to eliminate from the breed. In the past, they have been critisied as having weak joints, which again, breeders are trying to improve.
Been bred in Denmark`s Jutland forest for over 1,000 years.
Common Foods
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JUTLAND HORSE
Denmark's heavy horse is a breed known as the Jutland.
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Also Known By: Jydsk (Danish), Danish
The Jutland is Denmark's own breed of heavy horse. Its ancestors have been bred on the Jutland peninsula since the middle ages and before. Selection for the breed as it appears today began around 1850.
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It is of middle size and weight and was influenced by the introduction of the Jutland Heavy Draft and other heavy horse breeds. Until the sixties the Schleswiger served as a working horse.
In 1862 Jutland stallions were imported. Since 1930 virtually all Schleswiger are related to the "Oppenheim" (Shire or Suffolk Punch) son "Munkedal".
The height of popularity was reached in 1949.
Brindle; height 12.2; Use: Working pony
Jutland (Denmark)
Chestnut; height 15 to 16; Use: Draught
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This attractive combination is known as flaxen and is highly prized among some breeds, such as the Suffolk Punch, Jutland and Haflinger. The actual colour of the mane and tail may be honey, flaxen, ivory, or white.
Jielin - mostly bay, few chestnuts, rarely black
Jinhong - usually chestnunt
Jinzhou - mainly bay
Jutland - chestnut with flaxen mane and tail, black or brown uncommon, occasionaly roan ...
The WBFSH runs the World Championship for Young Horses in both dressage and jumping, and has its main secretariat at the headquarters of Dansk Varmblod at The Danish National Equestrian Centre in Vilhelmsborg, in central Jutland.
 See also: Suffolk, Bay, Chestnut, Stallion, Shire
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