Publisher's Synopsis
The Oldenburg Horse, also referred to as the Oldenburger, originates from Germany and specifically from the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg in Lower Saxony, from which it derives its name. These sport horses are celebrated for their robustness and adaptability. Often showcased in horse shows and competitive events, they have evolved from smaller, plow-working ancestors. Today, the Oldenburg stands tall and robust, epitomizing an exemplary sport horse. Through meticulous breeding practices, the modern Oldenburg has surpassed the achievements of its predecessors.
