Scientific name:
Equus

Natural spread:
Tchechien (Bohemia and nags)

Mittelschweres, dry economic-horse. Appealing head with straight profile and active expression. Practical neck of middle length, spreads and long shoulder, little instep. Snifter, more solidly backs, often some vorgetieft. Spread, easily kicked the ball out croup, well bemuskelt, tendency to the split-croup. Sound-Niger torso, good feed-user. Clear foundation, few Behang, hard hooves. Stable joints and tubes; energetic action, persevering and hard-working, very much step-certainly. Sometimes small positional-mistakes. Usually Foxes, brown, red-mold. About. 150 to 158 cm of stick-measurement. Weight for 600 and 800 kg.

Around the middle of the 18. One imported century in means and North-Bohemia and sharing nag Brabanter and Ardenner, that were crossed with the native workhorses. In the southern Bohemian and in sharing of the Slovakia and nag preferred Noriker, above all in mountain-situations, one. At beginning of the 19. The cold-blood-breeding was century on a relatively high level and was in strong competition with the warmly-blood-breeding. The breeding suffered a vehement break-in, that was stabilized from 1975 something, after 1960. Today, heavy horses - preferably from the type of the Norikers - are bred in the breeding-businesses Netolice and Vitkov and uses with the forest-work, in the tourism and to the Schlachtung (export).