Scientific name:
Equus

Natural spread:
Russia

strongly at the Clydesdale or Shire reminding, middle-heavy Kaltblüter. Big, easily geramster head with intelligent expression. Long, more powerfully and highly landed neck. Slope, long shoulder, little instep. Compact torso of good width, depth and length, often somewhat soft back. Precipitous croup with good Bemuskelung, deep tail-base. Stable foundation with much Behang and big hooves, outstanding trot-action; seem somewhat high-legged. With approximately 160 to 165 cm of stick-measurement and 700 kg of weight a spirited, persevering draught horse. Usually brown, foxes and centime with big insignia.

The development of the race began 1886 with the foundation of the stud farm Gawrilow Possad. At that time, one, the native mares of the department (s), tried. Soviet cold-blood, to improve with a multiplicity of other races, however, the success stayed away. The Shire and Clydesdale-Hengste, that were set up after 1900, left the strongest impression. It became only from the 20er years undertaken from zoo-technicians in cooperation with the collective farms an aimed breeding, that brought good results soon. The Wladimirer, since led 1946 as race officially and named also tractor-horse, a very fashionable, efficient Kaltblüter is and also outside its home-district as Veredler of other economic-races very popular.