How Do I Register My Warmblood Horse?

How to Register

1. Become a current AWSSR member.
2. Submit the completed registration application.
3. Request or provide DNA testing and microchipping.
4. Provide the qualifying performance score copies or documents from any recognized competition (if available*).
5. Provide photographs of the horse.

Are all warmbloods branded?

Most Warmblood horses don’t have brands.

What does it mean if a horse is a warmblood?

plural warmbloods also warm-bloods or warm bloods. : an athletic, agile horse (such as a Hanoverian or Trakehner) that is noted for its trainability and usually calm temperament, is commonly used in equestrian competition, and typically possesses Thoroughbred, Arabian, and draft horse bloodlines.

What makes an American Warmblood?

Also, a horse cannot be considered an American Warmblood unless it was born in Mexico, the U.S., or Canada. Their name is significant as it distinguishes them from cold-blooded draft horses and hot-blooded breeds like Arabians and Thoroughbreds.

Where are warmbloods branded?

Dutch law has made branding illegal, so today only the oldest Dutch Warmbloods from the Netherlands still bear the lion-rampant brand on the left hip. Instead, the horses are microchipped. However, North American Dutch Warmbloods may still be branded.

Is warmblood bigger than full?

Some manufacturers may call their bridles “Oversize”, “Large Horse”, or “Warmblood” for the larger horses; we call them all “Warmblood” to avoid confusion. So, if you see “Warmblood” size on our website, it means that the item is larger than a standard Horse size, but not as big as a Draft size.

How much does a warm blood horse cost?

The cost to adopt or buy a Dutch warmblood ranges from around $5,000 to $25,000 on average. The price can vary greatly, depending on age, training, and pedigree. For instance, horses from champion jumping bloodlines might cost well into six figures.

Do warmbloods have an open stud book?

The studbook is open, and imported bloodlines are commonly used to increase the breed’s ‘hybrid vigour’ and to fast-track the attainment of the KWPN’s breeding goals (namely, ‘breeding a competition horse that can perform at Grand Prix level’).

At what age can you ride a warmblood horse?

Thoroughbreds mature slightly earlier than quarter horses and other similar breeds. They are broken to ride starting around 18 months of age so that they are ready to race as 2 year olds. Warmbloods and draft horses mature later than average and may not be broke to ride or pull wagons until they are 3 to 4 years old.

What breeds make up a warmblood?

Popular warmblood breeds include the Hanoverian, Irish Sport Horse, Dutch warmblood (KWPN), Oldenburg, and Trakhener. Outside of Europe many of the popular American breeds are also warmbloods–the Quarter Horse and Tennessee Walking Horse are both so due to their mix of cold and hotblood parentage.

What is the American Warmblood Registry?

The American Warmblood Registry (AWR) is an organization founded to support and promote the breeding and enjoyment of American Warmblood Sporthorses.

What is the biggest warmblood?

The Hanoverian horse originates from Lower-Saxony and today probably is the biggest Warmblood breed worldwide.

Which breed of horse is not considered a warmblood?

Cold-blooded horses encompass the draft breeds such as Percherons, Shires, Clydesdales, and Belgians. Large-boned and heavy-bodied, these horses were developed to use in draft and agricultural work, and were selected for a calm temperament.

What is the most refined warmblood breed?

The Trakehner
The Trakehner is a large horse, generally standing between 16 and 17 hands. It is characterized by great substance and bone, yet is considered the lightest and most refined of warmbloods, with the head clearly showing the Thoroughbred and Arabian blood in the breed.

How much is a Dutch Warmblood worth?

If you’re looking for a good jumper to succeed in the lower levels, a well-bred Dutch warmblood can cost anywhere from $40,000 – $100,000. An imported Grand Prix horse could cost upwards of $500,000.

Is a quarter horse a warmblood?

American quarter horses, Appaloosas and Paint horses are all descendants of hot-blooded breeds. The American quarter horse is considered by many to be the original American Warmblood.

Do warmblood horses feel the cold?

Horses don’t feel the cold like we do and naturally grow a thick coat in winter to keep them warm. Their coat also produces natural oils to help keep them waterproof.

What is the average lifespan of a warmblood horse?

The average lifespan for a Dutch Warmblood is between 20 and 25 years, but this will depend on several factors including overall health, management and environment.

What are warmbloods like to ride?

Warmblood riders appreciate the methodical pace of a horse with natural impulsion and rhythm. It’s like riding along in an Easy Chair, as they say. They drool over just how handsome their horse is – because in all honesty, he is pretty darn good looking.

Are warmbloods better than Thoroughbred?

Generally, warmbloods are calmer and quieter than thoroughbreds. This makes them more suitable for activities like dressage, which requires intense concentration. Warmbloods tend to be bred for specific disciplines, such as dressage or jumping. Unlike most thoroughbreds, this is their primary, not secondary, sport.

Is the Dutch Warmblood worth it?

The Dutch Warmblood is considered a workhorse in RDR2. Its stats include a good balance of stamina, health, and speed. Where the Warmblood suffers slightly is in its acceleration. They are not ideal for racing due to this, but for general travel and work needs, they are a solid choice.