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Sleek in shades of brown, Hanoverian horses have the crowd's attention.Since 1735 in Germany, Hanoverian horses have been successfully bred and developed to the highest standards. King George II of England started breeding horses for work in agriculture and with carriages. Battery requirements: Not required
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Hanoverians are particularly noble sport horses, outstandingly suitable for dressage and show jumping. In Germany, Hanoverians have been successfully bred and advanced according to the highest standard since 1735. The Hanoverian is a typical, modern-day...
Bred in Germany since 1735, Hanoverian horses were developed and used as working horses for many purposes: they were bred by King George II of England as agricultural horses, used as high-class coach horses and in Word War 1 as cavalry mounts for the...
Stunning in strength and beauty, Clydesdales strut their white dipped legs.From its namesake in Scotland, the Clydesdale is a breed of draft horses, able to pull loads and often seen today in parades. Used in pulling timber from forests, these horses...
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