Trakehner (/ trəˈkeɪnər /) is a light warmblood breed of horse, originally developed at the East Prussian state stud farm in the town of Trakehnen from which the breed takes its name.

2021年8月26日 · Today’s Trakehner is a talented athletic horse that has made its mark in multiple disciplines. They’re highly popular dressage horses, but they have also excelled in show jumping and eventing, thanks to their endurance.

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Trakehners are special – their history as survivors of the Second World War has placed them in the unique position to become the preeminent sport ambassadors within warmblood breeds, especially in the disciplines of Dressage and Eventing.

The Trakehner of today is a large horse, standing generally between 16 and 17 hands. The breed is characterized by substance and bone, yet displays surprising refinement, perhaps more so than any other European warmblood breed. It is a superb performance horse …

2023年8月26日 · The Trakehner is a distinguished breed that stands out for its unique combination of elegance, power, and versatility. With a rich history dating back centuries, this breed’s enduring qualities have been carefully preserved and enhanced through rigorous breeding programs.

The Trakehner horse breed originated in East Prussia and was developed for use in the military and as a versatile sport horse. Trakehner horses are known for their elegant appearance, athleticism, and calm yet spirited personality.

The American Trakehner Foundation, who's mission is to preserve the Trakehner breed in North America, presents the History of the Trakehner Horse

The Trakehner has a long, sloping shoulder, muscular hindquarters, and a well-set neck. It is renowned for its “floating trot,” which has great impulsion and suspension. The breed is also known for its remarkable endurance and soundness in addition to its excellent athleticism.

2023年10月10日 · Trakehner horses are known for their signature “floating trot”, an elegant dance between power and poetry that appears to defy gravity for brief moments. Beyond physical beauty, Trakehner heads often bear an aristocratic countenance with finely chiseled lines, slim muzzle, broad foreheads, all of which reflect their inherent nobility and charm.