Horse-BreedsHanoverianOne of the most delghtful horse-breeds, the Hanoverian was actually established by the English king, King George II who was also the Elector of Hanover. In 1735 he established the state stud in Celle which was the foundation of this German breed. 
Meet SashaHanoverian/ Oldenburg cross Age: 1995 Gender: Mare Color: Bay Height: 16-0 hnds Weight: 1350 # Job: 3 day eventing/dressage Registration: Oldenburg Registry of North America Go to isroldenburg.org Breed: The original local horse used to create this breed were the Holsteins, with predominantly Andalusia and Neapolitan blood. The breed originated as a good all purpose horse that was capable of working the land, pulling a carriage as well as being ridden. Thoroughbreds were used to lighten the original local breed and produce the anticipated end result. After world war II the need to use the Hanoverian as a carriage and farm horse changed and the demand for a sport and leisure horse increased. The breed was again crossed with Trakehner and Thoroughbred to produce the modern day horse which is far less heavy and course than the 19th century version of this breed. Uses: ...From plow horse to carriage horse to riding horse this breed has been known for its even temperament. This trait helped it eventually adapt to being a modern day sport and leisure horse. The Hanoverian is a strong and athletic horse but is not known for its speed or endurance. Strength and athleticism has earned it a place in the dressage and jumper world. Height:... Average 15-3 to 16-2 hands Color:... Any solid color with or without white markings. Have a horse of this breed? Tell us why he/she is so special.Tell us about your horse and what makes him/her so special to you. Return to Horse-Breeds from Hanoverian Return Home
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