Warlander
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| Other names | Andalusian-Friesian |
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| Standard | BZVKS (in German) |
The Warlander is a crossbreed produced by crossing Friesian horses with horses of a purebred registered Iberian horse breed such as the Andalusian, Lusitano, or Menorquín.[1]
For much of the sixteenth century, the Low Countries were under Spanish rule; Iberian horses brought there from Spain may have influenced the development of local horse types including the Friesian.[2]: 89
The Classical Sporthorse Stud in Western Australia named the breed after their association with veterinarian Warwick Vale in the late twentieth century.[3][4]
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The Warlander is not listed by the Universal Equine Life Number foundation.[5] A bred standard is published by the Bayerischer Zuchtverband für Kleinpferde und Spezialpferderassen, which has a UELN number.[6][7] [dubious – discuss]
