Scientific name:
Equus

Natural spread:
Denmark

very powerful and heavy workhorse in the practical, functional type. Massive, coarse skull, friendly expression, long ears. Snifter, straight neck, originating from a steep, but extremely wide shoulder. Hardly instep, but very deep and wide torso. Immensely, compact centerpiece, unloading rib-vault, strengthens, round croup (split-croup) with falling away line. Snifters, columnar legs with wide joints, massive foundation, many Behang and flat hooves. Eager action, good trot and big traction force. Color: very frequently foxes of different shades with light long-hair and Behang, also centime. Size about. 155 to 162 cm, weight about. 800 kg.

The Jütländer goes back to the heavy horse of the North European valleys, who was desired in the Middle ages with the knighthood. From the 16. it was been superior to century in popularity by the Fred-Erik-borrower and found application of the agriculture only more. In the 19. Century was repeated the race crossed with Fred-Erik-borrowers, Yorkshire Roadstern and Cleveländern in order to make it somewhat more current. Also Shires, Clydesdales and Suffolks later were put in, since meanwhile one again more mass needed. The variable breeding-politics suddenly changed with the use of the English cold-blood-stallion Besides its dark fox-color brought in to Oppenheim, that should have been a Shire or Suffolk, also outstanding qualities and to the progenitor of the modern Jütländers became.