Origin & History
Bred in the Bavaria region of southern Germany, this warmblood descends from the historic Rottaler breed, refined over the 20th century with Thoroughbred and other warmblood bloodlines into a modern sport horse.
Appearance
Bavarian Warmbloods share the tall, well-muscled build typical of German warmbloods, with a strong topline and ground-covering stride suited to dressage and jumping work.
Temperament
Cooperative and even-tempered, Bavarian Warmbloods are bred and evaluated for rideability alongside athleticism, making them accessible to a range of skilled riders.
Did You Know?
The Bavarian Warmblood traces its foundation to the historic Rottaler breed, once used as a farm and carriage horse in southern Germany.
Common Uses
Dressage and show jumping.
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