The Broodmare is the Foundation: Intro to Inspections:

Why Warmblood Mare Inspections Matter 🌟 In Europe, Warmblood mare inspections have been integral to breeding programs for centuries, serving as a cornerstone for maintaining and enhancing breed quality. Regional registries such as the Oldenburg, Hanoverian, Westphalian, and Holsteiner have developed strict inspection protocols to evaluate mares’ conformation, movement, pedigree, and suitability for specific disciplines. […]

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Breeding a Tobiano Warmblood: A Step-by-Step Guide

Tobiano is a striking and desirable pinto pattern that many Warmblood enthusiasts are looking for. Unlike some coat colors and markings that can appear sporadically, Tobiano is a dominant gene—meaning that at least one parent must carry the Tobiano gene to produce a Tobiano foal. Since most traditional Warmblood lines do not carry Tobiano naturally, […]

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The Cream Gene for coat color

The Cream Gene in Warmbloods: How It Works and How to Incorporate It into Your Breeding Program When it comes to breeding for color in Warmbloods, the Cream (Cr) gene is one of the most sought-after dilution genes, responsible for producing striking colors such as palomino, buckskin, and cremello. If you’re looking to introduce this […]

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Horse Coat Color Basics

1. The Two Base Colors: Black and Red All horse coat colors originate from two base colors controlled by the Extension (E) gene:    â€˘   Black (E) – Horses with at least one dominant E allele have black pigment in their coats.    â€˘   Red (ee) – Horses with two recessive e alleles are chestnut or sorrel, meaning they […]

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Stallion Licensing, Approval & Lifetime Approval in Germany

A COMPLETE GUIDE TO STALLION LICENSING, APPROVAL, AND LIFETIME APPROVAL IN GERMANY: Germany has some of the most structured and stringent rules when it comes to stallion licensing and approval. These processes are designed to maintain the highest standards in breeding, ensuring that only the best stallions contribute to the next generation. Below is an […]

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Stallion Selection and Breeding Advice from Marja-Liisa Solterbeck of the German Holsteiner Verband:

Introduction: Can you briefly tell us about your position at the Holsteiner Verband?  My position is titled “Marebook Management”. I always find it tricky to properly sum up what I do. My main responsibilities are checking the eligibility of non-Holsteiner mares to enter our studbook, approving mares, registering foals, and organizing the mare performance tests and […]

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Most Influential Thoroughbred Stallion in Warmblood History

The Most Influential Thoroughbred Stallion in Warmblood Breeding: Ladykiller xx When discussing the history of warmblood breeding, few names resonate as strongly as Ladykiller xx. This Thoroughbred stallion revolutionized warmblood genetics, leaving an indelible mark on modern sport horse breeding. From refining type to producing countless top-level athletes, Ladykiller xx’s influence is unmatched. A Stallion […]

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Breeding for Excellence: Key Traits

Key Traits to Look for in Warmblood Stallions and Mares When it comes to breeding warmbloods, the goal is to produce exceptional offspring capable of excelling in sport disciplines such as dressage, show jumping, and eventing. The foundation of any successful breeding program lies in the careful selection of both stallions and mares. This guide […]

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Why Warmblood Breeders Boutique?

Introducing Warmblood Breeders Boutique: A Passion-Driven Marketplace for Breeders and Buyers As a small breeder with just one cherished mare, I understand the joys and challenges of breeding horses. My journey began with a deep passion to preserve the South Pacific bloodline within the Holsteiner studbooks. When my mare’s first foal was on the horizon, […]

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