Are they more difficult to handle or more relaxed? I know it varies from horse to horse… but what are yours like, and what do people generally say about them?
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As with every horse: “How to pull it, you have it”
If the person gives the horse safety, it will be safe for short or long. If the person insecures the horse, it is stretched over short or long and explosive. If the person allows the horse a life rich in movement, keeps it well and feeds, sees that it is always fit and does not insult him, then it will be lauffsy. If the person feeds it so that the ration lies in the stomach, he keeps it too low to move, he trains it wrong, then it will become more phlegmatic. If the horse fails something that man does, seriously, it will even be defensive with a certain probability.
Hey,
Oldenburgers are described as powerful, enduring, clear in the head, nerve-strong and faithful. They are popular sports horses, but also for leisure riders.
My Oldenburger wants to please and do everything right, is infinitely loved and immediately notices when he made a mistake. He listens very well, but also knows who he can do something with. (New) Tasks he motivates, but sometimes tries to get through his head. Is very fine to ride, forgives mistakes. Dressage he doesn’t find so pralle now, he loves jumping, but still is with enthusiasm. Boring is also fast. Then he has more interest in his environment and is quickly unfocused. And he’s the nervous guy. Take care of little things. But leave me more and more. When I’m calm, he’s usually.
All in all but a really great horse with a great character!
Normal warm-blooded. Have experienced different characters, all in the average range. Some rather “chillous”, others rather difficult, but no extreme, find one in the other direction.
Hey,
my mare is very powerful, brave, friendly and clear in mind.
It reacts to every little help
Well, I think there is probably every one his own head 😉
They like to be used as a tournament horse as they are very ambitious, powerful and have stamina. That’s why they can also show the thick head when they notice the rider isn’t quite able to show his enforcement capability. They are, if they are sensibly moved and busy are very quiet and balanced… However, it can also run differently, because depending on the owner and character/experiences of the horse, it can also happen as with our Quincy (Oldenburger) daals in the stable, which has bitten on everything human under 1m the same…sometimes it hits people who then don’t get clear or don’t try to change that. 👎
Can also read you smarter on the Internet, there are many pages about horse characters 😉
Mf
I’ve only had a postive experience. Very lovely horses. And clear in your head.
Hey 😊
Oldenburgers are characterized as a lively and good-natured. We own a Walllach and he is always motivated and obedient.
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