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Caught Willow mid-yawn, as usual.

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About the American warmblood

Origin
United States; a performance registry, not a closed breed
Height
15–17 hands
Lifespan
25–30 years
Build
Sport horse type — uphill, athletic, good bone
Best known for
Dressage, showjumping and eventing
Registration
By inspection on conformation and movement

Read more about the american warmblood — what they are like to live with, grooming, and the health worth knowing about.

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