Trakehner
A species of Equus caballus Scientific name : Trakehner Species : Equus caballus
Trakehner, A species of Equus caballus
Scientific name: Trakehner
Species: Equus caballus
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Description
Trakehner originates from East Prussia, earning a reputation as Europe's oldest warmblood breed. Distinguished by their athletic grace and versatility, these horses excel across various equestrian disciplines, frequently utilized in dressage, show jumping, and eventing. Their genetic makeup underpins their endurance, agility, and aptitude for quick recovery, characteristics that have sparked global admiration.
Care Level
Moderate
General Info
Origin
Germany
Lifespan
20-30 years
Characteristic:UsageDescription
Dressage, show jumping, eventing, combined driving, endurance riding
Temperament
Intelligent, spirited, versatile, willing, endurance
Diet
Hay, grass, grains
AdultSize
15.2-17 hands
Appearance
Trakehner typically exhibits a wide array of coat colors, although solid hues such as bay, black, chestnut, or grey are more prevalent. Most individuals lack distinctive markings, but occasional instances with small stars or thin blazes may be observed. Averaging a height of 16-17 hands, these horses exhibit a powerful and muscular build, characterized by a deep chest and slender, well-set neck. Their manes and tails are usually long and of the same color as their coats. Notable breed-specific features are a well-defined and expressive head with large, kind eyes often dark brown in color. Age-related changes may include greying around the eyes and mouth.
Behavior
Trakehner exhibits an alert, intelligent demeanor ideally suited for equestrian sports. This horse is known for quick reflexes, high sociability, and a certain degree of sensitivity, requiring a patient and experienced handler. Its high trainability, coupled with a strong willingness to work, makes it a dominant breed in dressage and jumping disciplines. Trakehner's behavior often mirrors its health, displaying signs of discomfort or excitement easily.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Mammals Order
Odd-toed hoofed mammals Family
Horse family Genus
Asses and zebras Species
Equus caballus Breed
Trakehner 
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