This horse was founded in the 10th century, but then improved in the 19th century by Anglo-Norman mares and a Yorkshire Coach Horse stallion named Bracken. After World War II Sweden disbanded its cavalry and all but 500 of its Warmbloods were slaughtered. Those 500 left were sold to the Swiss Government. The average height for this breed is about 16.2 hands making them quite a tall breed over all. This also makes them slightly heavier at an average of 1500lbs. Usually they are commonly found in the following colors - Black, gray, chestnut, bay and brown, with buckskin, dun, roan, champagne, perlino, cremello, grullo, and palomino being slightly less common but still acceptable colors. The breed is Calm, gentle, willing, easy-to-train, loyal, fun loving, well-mannered, alert and intelligent. They make amazing hunter jumpers, cross country runners, show jumpers, trail and dressage horses because of this.!

Height: 16.2

Weight: 1500

Coat Colors: Black, Gray, Chestnut, Bay, Brown (Though others are possible)

Markings: Usual Facial markings and Sock markings, but no Paint/Pinto/Appy style markings.

Conformation:

Common Uses: All around English style horse

Temperament: Calm and Gentle

Place of Origin: Sweden