Scientific name:
Equus

Natural spread:
Northern Europe

irregular race, that can be subdivided into a heavy one, an easy one and a Traber-Typ. Dry, wide head with straight profile and pony-good expression. Long, very powerful neck with luxuriant mane on slanted, massive shoulder. Little instep, long, somewhat weak back, powerful hindquarters. Falling, wide croup with full-length, dense tail. Wide, deep torso with unloading rib-vault. Strengthen, short legs with strong joints, excellent foundation and rather many Behang. The hooves are hard and big. Energetic action, in the trot very much area-grasps. Colors mostly brown and centime, size between 145 and 155 cm of stick-measurement.

The indisputable similarity with fur and Dale's pony, but also Frisians have two causes: To the one, the North European Kleinkaltblüter and ponies probably have the same or very analogical antecedent, to the other, Frisian dealers still had made its horses popularly before the close relationships between Norway and England in this area. The Döle - or Gudbrandsdal-Pferd became in the 19. Century through the English stallion of Odin, who appears with its grandson Balder in many Pedigrees, beside imported trotter-stallions, that reinforced the good trot-qualities, ennobled; important: Dovre and Toftebrun. in 1934, the Arab was appointed partisan. Since after trot-performance (record) 1962 state breeding-businesses with strict selection: Döle-Traber-Hengst Alm Svarten with 1'26" on one kilometer.