Gelderlander
The Gelderlander is a distinguished horse breed originating from the Gelderland province in the Netherlands. Renowned for its versatility, the Gelderlander was traditionally used in both agricultural work and as a carriage horse. This breed is characterized by its strong, muscular build, featuring a long neck, powerful hindquarters, and well-defined limbs, giving it an elegant yet robust appearance. Gelderlanders often stand between 15.2 to 16.2 hands high and display a rich array of coat colors, including bay, chestnut, and occasionally black. Known for their grace and agility, Gelderlanders possess an expressive gait, making them a popular choice in competitive driving and dressage disciplines. Despite the rise of specialized sports breeds, the Gelderlander stands out for its adaptability, gentle temperament, and willingness to work, making it not only a reliable performer but also a cherished companion in equestrian circles.
Colors: Bay, Black, Brown, Chestnut
