Eleven horse breeds to be shown at the exhibition grounds

Eleven horse breeds will be introduced in Hall G as part of the National Show of Livestock, including Czech national breeds (Bohemian-Moravian Belgian Horse, Hucul, Silesian Noriker, Starokladruby Horse, and Czech Warmblood).

A rich sideline program will be prepared, which will surely be appreciated by any lover of these beautiful animals. You can enjoy the following:

• samples of harnesses ranging from ponies to big horses – showcasing Belgian and Noriker stallions as well as Starokladruby horses, who have boasted their reputation of carriage horses since the days of ceremonies at the imperial court of Rudolf II
• hitches in a hurdle – an old Moravian rustic carriage, as well as a brand new stately coach
• demonstrations of jumps
• demonstrations of a historic farmers’ technique in Haflinger harnessing
• competition of three-year-old Noriker and Muran cold-blooded mares
• Kinsky and Czech Warmblood horse riding quadrilles
• children’s quadrilles on Shetland Ponies
• breeders’ collections of Belgian mares with foals
• presentation of Welsh horses in charioteers’ showjumping
• introduction of mini horses, who will perform mini jump and parkour

Another highlight might be a visit to the John Deere Farm in the open area K, which will treat you to:

• demonstrations of horse training, Western competitions, stallion presentations
• extreme trail – overcoming challenging obstacles on the horseback
• ranchers’ work
• American horse breeds - Paint Horse, Appaloosa and  Quarter Horse
• Welsh Pony
• demonstrations of classical and modern Western disciplines in cooperation with the Czech      Paint Horse Club (ranch trail, ranch pleasure, horsemanship and halter)
• fashion shows of equestrian accessories