The West Frisian is a horse of Dutch origin, one of the oldest European breeds still exist, his remains dating back more than 3000 years ago have been found in Friesland (Netherlands), is assumed to be a race of prehistoric origins even. The selection was made by Western Frisian crosses the blood of horses with heavy Andalusian and Arabic, the result was a breed strong, powerful, but also elegant. The Friesian horse is now a refined and proud, often used in high school equestrian disciplines both for its gaits harmonics for its docile and amiable. And 'one of the favorite breeds for dressage. The coat of the Friesian is allowed only in black, they are rarely tolerated the white markings on the head. His coat is shiny, tail and mane are exceptionally thick, has strong legs and shins covered with long hair that reach almost to the ground, completely hiding the base. His musculature of this horse is mighty, the latter well pronounced, its circumference is less consistent than the immensity of the rest of the body, a feature which gives it a smooth and elegant. The head is long and narrow, the profile straight and pointed ears. The character of the Frisian is docile, gentle and affectionate.
His appearance
Medium Height: 150 - 167 cm
Average weight: 350 to 550 kg
Coat: morello, rare white markings on the head
Disciplines
Saddle
Shooting light
Heavy draft
Agricultural work
High school equestrian
