Hanoverian Horses

The Hanoverian’s originated from Germany. There primary use is for dressage, show jumping and eventing. Hanoverian are enormously popular horses and are found on all five continents, this is down to the fantastic attributes of the Hanoverian Warm blood horse. These horses are mildly temperamental, with more of calmness in nature than many horse breeds. The most common coloring in the Hanoverian is Chestnut, Bay and Grey. The Hanoverian Horse is a well built, well put together horse with much success in the disciplines of dressage and show jumping. This breed tends to be very versatile.

Characteristics: The Hanoverian warm blood horse usually stands from 15.2 to 17.2 hands. They are usually bay, grey, chestnut, brown or black. Hanoverian warm blood horses are bred for performance, consequently the Hanoverian warm blood is a well built, strong athletic horse with fantastic paces and exceptional jumping form. Classified advertising websites are a good place to find these types for Horses for sale from private and professional sellers.