Swiss Warmblood

Swiss Warmblood mares are tested at 3 years of age.

Swiss Warmblood horses are often used for riding.

Also, the Swiss Warmblood is an ideal cavalry troop horse.

The Swiss Warmblood generally stands between 15.1 and 16.2 hands high, and their coat may be any color except pinto and appaloosa.

The Swiss Warmblood, also called the Einsiedler, was a horse breed, founded in the 10th century on the local Schwyer stock.

The Swedish Warmblood Aladin also had a strong influence on the Swiss Warmblood, along with two Holsteiners, Astral and Chevalier.

Western European warmbloods include the French Selle Français, Belgian Warmblood, Dutch Warmblood, Swiss Warmblood, Austrian Warmblood and Danish Warmblood.