The Valdiac Warmbloods were first bred in England and there are 3 main breeds that can be traced that make up these
Warmbloods. These include the Oldenburg, Trakehner and the well known Dutch Warmblood. Originally, Valdiac Warmbloods were bred to show purely in Dressage and Show Jumping due to their powerful jumping ability and precise movements. In recent decades, these Warmbloods have been introduced to a number of different disciplines and riding styles, most notably areas of Western riding. Their numbers are still quite low as they are considered a relatively new breed and the distribution of them across the world is slowly increasing. However, the majority of these Warmbloods are primarily seen in
Europe.
Blanket Warmblood for green.
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Phenotype: Sooty Sable Pearl Snowcap Appaloosa
Genotype: Ee/Ata/Stysty/prlprl/LpLp
Breeding Information:
- Will always pass Appaloosa
- This horse has heterochromia this has a 25% chance to pass to foals, and a 50% chance if breeding partner also has a heterochromia!
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