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The Dutch Riding Horse is a subtype of the 'Dutch Riding Horse and Pony' breed. It has at least 12.5% Arabian or Anglo-Arab blood.
The breeding program of Dutch Riding Horses allows them to be crossed with Thoroughbreds and sport warmbloods. However, because Dutch Riding Horses must have at least 12.5% Arabian blood or Anglo-Arab blood, in Horse Isle they are allowed to be crossed only with Arabians and Anglo-Arabs.
Dutch Riding Horses are usually brown, bay, black, grey, and chestnut, but they can come in all of the colors that exist in the Arabian and sport-warmblood breeds. In addition, they can also have leopard and pinto coats. Dutch Riding Horses stand between 15.2hh and 17.2hh.
(For more info see the 'Dutch Riding Horse and Pony' breed.)
The breeding program of Dutch Riding Horses allows them to be crossed with Thoroughbreds and sport warmbloods. However, because Dutch Riding Horses must have at least 12.5% Arabian blood or Anglo-Arab blood, in Horse Isle they are allowed to be crossed only with Arabians and Anglo-Arabs.
Dutch Riding Horses are usually brown, bay, black, grey, and chestnut, but they can come in all of the colors that exist in the Arabian and sport-warmblood breeds. In addition, they can also have leopard and pinto coats. Dutch Riding Horses stand between 15.2hh and 17.2hh.
(For more info see the 'Dutch Riding Horse and Pony' breed.)
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