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Lusitano, Stallion, 3 years, 16 hh, Palomino
Dressage - Working Equitation - Breeding

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Badajoz
€20.000 to €40.000
~$21.301 to $42.601
New
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PT

Lissabon
from €100.000
~from $106.503
New
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Lusitano, Mare, 4 years, 16,1 hh, Gray
Dressage - Working Equitation - Breeding

PT

Lissabon
€20.000 to €40.000
~$21.301 to $42.601
New
Eye-catcher

ES

Sevilla
from €100.000
~from $106.503
New
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PT

Lissabon
Price on request
New
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Lusitano, Gelding, 6 years, 16 hh, Brown
Dressage - Working Equitation

PT

Lisabon
€40.000 to €70.000
~$42.601 to $74.552
New
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PT

Lisabon
from €100.000
~from $106.503
New
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PRE, Stallion, 6 years, 16,1 hh, Pearl
F: Baturro pm | MF: REVOLTOSO XXXIX (CREMELLO)
Dressage - Working Equitation - Show - Baroque

Licensed stallion

is broken-in

is lunged

DE

HassendorfSottrum
€20.000 to €40.000
~$21.301 to $42.601
New
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Hanoverian, Gelding, 5 years, 16,1 hh, Bay-Dark
F: Fashion black | MF: WELTMEYER
Dressage - Eventing - Hunter

is broken-in

is lunged

is worked on the ground

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Sottrum
€20.000 to €40.000
~$21.301 to $42.601
New
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German Riding Pony, Gelding, 3 years, 13,3 hh, Bay-Dark
F: A LA PLAYA | MF: ORCHARD BOGINOV
Dressage - Jumping - Hunter - Driving

Green

is allrounder

is easy to load

DE

Rehfelde
€6.000
~ $6.390 Negotiable
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Lusitano, Stallion, 3 years, 16 hh, Palomino
Dressage - Working Equitation - Breeding

ES

Badajoz
€20.000 to €40.000
~$21.301 to $42.601
New
Golden

PT

Lissabon
from €100.000
~from $106.503
New
Golden
Lusitano, Mare, 4 years, 16,1 hh, Gray
Dressage - Working Equitation - Breeding

PT

Lissabon
€20.000 to €40.000
~$21.301 to $42.601
New
Golden

ES

Sevilla
from €100.000
~from $106.503
New
Golden

PT

Lissabon
Price on request
New
Golden
Lusitano, Gelding, 6 years, 16 hh, Brown
Dressage - Working Equitation

PT

Lisabon
€40.000 to €70.000
~$42.601 to $74.552
New
Golden

PT

Lisabon
from €100.000
~from $106.503
New
Platinum
videocam
PRE, Stallion, 6 years, 16,1 hh, Pearl
F: Baturro pm | MF: REVOLTOSO XXXIX (CREMELLO)
Dressage - Working Equitation - Show - Baroque
Anja Rietbrock

DE

HassendorfSottrum
€20.000 to €40.000
~$21.301 to $42.601
New
Platinum
videocam
Hanoverian, Gelding, 5 years, 16,1 hh, Bay-Dark
F: Fashion black | MF: WELTMEYER
Dressage - Eventing - Hunter
Anja Rietbrock

DE

Sottrum
€20.000 to €40.000
~$21.301 to $42.601
New
Platinum
videocam
German Riding Pony, Gelding, 3 years, 13,3 hh, Bay-Dark
F: A LA PLAYA | MF: ORCHARD BOGINOV
Dressage - Jumping - Hunter - Driving
Pferderesidenz Junkbrunnen

DE

Rehfelde
€6.000
~ $6.390 Negotiable
New
Platinum
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KWPN, Gelding, 15 years, 16 hh, Smoky-Black
F: Zucchero | MF: JUNIOR STV
Dressage

BE

Kaulille
€4.000
~ $4.260 Negotiable
New
Platinum

NL

Woerden
€22.500
~ $23.963 Negotiable
New
Golden
German Riding Pony, Stallion, , Grullo
F: Don Papa WE | MF: SOCRATES
Dressage - Jumping - Leisure - Driving
Jill Lengnick

DE

Hünxe
€2.500 to €5.000
~$2.663 to $5.325
New
KWPN, Gelding, 8 years, 16,1 hh, Bay-Dark
F: Trafalgar | MF: Fidermark
Dressage - Leisure
Rm Horses

NL

Barneveld
€13.500
~ $14.378
New
Golden
videocam
Hanoverian, Mare, 5 years, 16,2 hh, Chestnut-Red
F: BENICIO | MF: SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL

DE

Selsingen
Price on request
New
Golden
Hanoverian, Gelding, 15 years, 16,1 hh, Chestnut
F: FÜRST NYMPHENBURG | MF: MONT DU CANTAL AA
Dressage

DE

Ebersbach-Musbach
€15.000 to €20.000
~$15.975 to $21.301
New
Platinum
KWPN, Mare, 16 years, 16,1 hh, Brown
F: Andretti | MF: DEMOCRAAT

BE

Kalmthout
€6.500
~ $6.923
New
Platinum
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Hanoverian, Mare, 4 years, 16,1 hh, Bay-Dark
F: FRIEDRICH DER GROSSE | MF: FÜRST NYMPHENBURG
Dressage - Breeding - Leisure
Blumenhof Landwirtschafts GmbH

DE

Löwenberger Land
€20.000 to €40.000
~$21.301 to $42.601
New
Platinum
videocam
Westphalian, Mare, 4 years, 16,1 hh, Bay-Dark
F: FASHION IN BLACK NRW | MF: FRANZISKUS
Dressage - Breeding - Leisure
Blumenhof Landwirtschafts GmbH

DE

Löwenberger Land
€40.000
~ $42.601
New
Platinum

DE

Salzbergen
€11.000
~ $11.715 Negotiable
New
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Dressage Horses for sale on ehorses

Dressage is one of the foundation activities of equestrianism, being a set of training exercises as well as a competitive form in its own right. The term comes from the French word “dresser”, meaning to prepare. Any horse can benefit from learning basic dressage movements. For advanced competitions, riders usually buy dressage horses that are members of one of the breeds recognised as leaders in this sphere. These are sport horse breeds, particularly medium and heavyweight Warmblood Horses. While breeders and trainers can sell a dressage horse with the right conformation and elastic paces, finished competition horses are the result of years of dedicated work and depend on a profound relationship between the horse and its rider. Some equestrians consider dressage as an art form, rather than a sport.

Use and characteristics of Dressage Horses

Since horses in advanced dressage competitions tend to be warmblooded, they are generally tall horses, usually over 16 hands (64 inches/163 cm)in height. The main thing is that horse and rider should be well-matched and present a harmonious pair. At riding club level, many people do not buy a dressage horse for competition, but rather use their own horses, Cobs or Ponies, often with great success. When moving, an advanced dressage horse needs to show rhythmic and smooth paces. Breeders also focus on temperament, so that when they sell a dressage horse it will work athletically in a relaxed fashion. Generally speaking, an outstanding dressage horse will have a compact outline and will be capable of working in collection, an important aspect of dressage.

Origin and history of breeding Dressage Horses

For as long as human beings have ridden horses, they have used various training methods. The earliest training manual in existence, written on clay tablets by a Mitannian horse trainer called Kikkuli over 3,000 years ago, was for training chariot horses. The best-known work is still probably that of Xenophon the Greek general, who recommended that people treat young horses kindly and learn about their natures. While there were plenty of classical and medieval publications on horse care and veterinary treatments, it wasn’t until the sixteenth century that serious manuals on horseback riding were being published. The first was "The Rules of Riding" by Federico Grissone. Italy was famous for the quality of its chargers at that time, so many of the texts were published there. The nobility had riding masters and trained their horses in arenas (known as manèges). Later that century, books on choosing the right kind of horse for a particular activity also began to be published. Manuals of horsemanship were written by nobles such as the Duke of Newcastle, as well as by professional riding teachers. Classical dressage flourished. The noble Spanish and Baroque breeds, with their compact outlines and naturally balanced head-carriage, were the first choice for working in the arena. However, an important set of images dating from the eighteenth century, the Wilton House Collection, shows several different types of horses being ridden. The Baroque breeds such as the Lipizzaner, used in the beautiful classical displays at the Spanish Riding School, are not tall horses, and they are still the best horses for advanced exercises known as the “airs above the ground”. Taller horses, with their free-flowing movement, excel at extended paces in modern dressage competitions.

Dressage Horses in equestrianism

European Warmblood Horses lead the way in competitive dressage. The Danish Warmblood Marzog became “Dressage Horse of the Century” in the late 1990s while winning Dutch Warmblood stallion Ferro received particular praise at the Sydney Olympics.

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