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Horse Breeds: Trakehner, Ukrainian Saddle, Vlaamperd, Vladimir Heavy Draft, Vyatka, Welara

*TRAKEHNER* The foundation of the EuropeanBreeding from Clydesdale horses, Percheron
warmblood horse of East Prussia, theand suffolk, as well as some breeding with
Trakehner, was laid at a stud farmthe Shire resulted in the Vladimir Heavy
established in 1732. In the early days, theDraft horse. The breed was recognized in
horse was stocky and in need of size and1946. Vladimir Heavy Draft horses have a
refinement. In the early 1800's,stout build, are fast and have an energetic
Thoroughbreds and Arabian blood began to betemperment. The average height of a vladimi
introduced to create a horse with betteris 160 cm tall, with a body length of 165.
endurance, to create a quality war horse whenMost horses in the breed classification are
needed, as well as a working horse for Eastbay, or brown in color, with some black. A
Prussian farms. Today's Trakehner is large,typical characteristic of the breed is a
and stands between 16 and 17 hnads. Theywhite star or blaze marking on the head and
have refinement- more than most Europeanlegs. *VYATKA* A North Russian Pony breed,
warmblood breeds and has great substance.the Vyatka development was influenced by the
They excel in dressage competitions becausenatural conditions of their environment.
of their elegance and the floating trot andVyatka have good draft abilities and are fast
balanced canter movements. Their shouldersanimals with strong endurance qualities. In
slope and their back is long. Their powerfulearly 19th century, the Vyatka was known as
hindquarters allow the breed to jump. Theythe best troika horse in Russia. Vyatka
are alert and intelligent, and work hard tohorses have a wide forehead and a clean-cut
please. *UKRAINIAN SADDLE* Originally breededhead and a short neck. The breed has average
with the improved taboon system, thewithers and a broad back that sometimes dips
ukrainian Saddle breed is now developed usingslightly at the withers. Most are chestnut
the stable and pasture management method.or bay colored and have a black stripe along
Ukrainian Saddle horses were developed by thetheir spines. A medium sized horse, Vyatka's
crossing of Hungarian mares with thehave an average height of 140 cm and a body
Thoroughbred, Hanoverian and trakehnerlength of 150 cm. Thanks to the development
stallions. Horses with a trace of Russianof transportation and industry, the number of
Saddle blood are considered very valuable.Vyatka horses has been on the decline. The
Ukrainian Saddle horses are mostly bred forbreed is rare and is in need of protection.
sport purposes, and are heavy saddle horses*WELARA* A fairly new breed established in
with a solid build. The average height is1981 by ranchers in Southern California, the
165 cm and have a body length of 165 cm.Welara is a pony breed that is the result of
Most of the breed is bay, brown or chestnutcrossing a Welsh pony with an Arabian horse.
in color. Soviet riders win high rankingWelara pony's has the best characteristics
competitions when riding the beautifuland qualities of the Welsh and Arabian
Ukrainian Saddle horses, and they are knownbreeds, including beauty, eager intelligence,
for high performance in classic events likeand a gentle disposition. In addition to
dressage. *VLAAMPERD* In South Africa, thethe Welara breed consisting of the pony's
Vlaamperd breed was developed as a ridingthat came from the breeding of Arab's and
horse and for draft purposes. The breed isWelsh pony's; Welara will also accept pure
now almost extinct, and was developed fromArabs that are too small in size to meet
the Friesian, Hackney and Thoroughbredrequirements  for  the  Arabian  stud  book.
breeding. *VLADIMIR HEAVY DRAFT* When
attempting to develop a horse with mediumPhillipe Wiskell is a writer for popular
draft power and high speed, the Vladimirclassifieds of horses for sale, used horse
Heavy Draft breed was created fromtrailers and land for sale.
crossbreeding with a variety of draft breeds.



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