Lipizzaner mare from Schleich

Lipizzaner mare from Schleich

The Lipizzaner, (Slovenian: Lipicanec), this name appears for the first time in 1786, is the oldest culture horse breed in the world. Lipizzaners have above-average longevity and are suitable for breeding and work under saddle until old age. The movements of the Lipizzaner appear graceful and are distinguished by a springy gait. He is made for a good canter. His knee action tends to be high, resulting in expressive piaffes and passages. Country of origin: this breed got its name from Lipica Stud, the original breeding station in the former Habsburg monarchy.Today Slovenia. Breeding area: former monarchy of Austria-Hungary / court riding school in Vienna height: 155-165 cm dairy gray, rarely bay, black, chestnut and dun perfect as riding and draught horse Scope of supply: Detailed replica of a Lippizaner mare from Schleich, Scale approx. 1:24 Translated with