Oldenburger

The Oldenburg, originally a coach horse from Germany, has been refined over the centuries into a modern sport horse.

Today's Oldenburgs are bred primarily for dressage and show jumping.

The Paint Horse is defined by its coat pattern, large patches of white combined with any other color, but must also have stock type conformation similar to the Quarter Horse.

The American Paint Horse Association is one of the largest breed registries in North America.

What has been produced is a powerful, tall, athletic horse with an even temperament that is nearly always level-headed and capable of competing in some of the higher calibre disciplines such as show jumping, three-day eventing, combined driving and dressage.

This category of horse dates back to the original German Bavarian Warmblood and the German Oldenburg Warmblood.

All right, next we have gated horses.

Gated horses have been categorized with a name referring to their unique characteristic of their gait.