World of Nature - Farm Life - Pferde - Trakehner Hengst - (Equus ferus caballus) Trakehner sind reinrassige Warmblutpferde. Für viele Pferdefreunde gelten die eleganten Tiere als das Idealbild eines modernen Reitpferdes. Trakehner eigenen sich besonders als Sportpferd, sie sind ebenso talentierte Dressur- wie Springreitpferde. Sie erreichen ein Stockmaß von 1,6 Meter bis 1,7 Meter und kommen in allen Farben vor.

Erscheinungsdatum: 01.01.2014, Titel: Schleich 13758 - Farm Life: Trakehner Fohlen, Hersteller: Schleich, Sprache: Deutsch, Handbuchsprache: Deutsch, Rubrik: Tierfiguren, Verkäufer: averdo

Trakehner sind edle Warmblutpferde, die gerne im Spring- und Dressurreiten eingesetzt werden. Sie erreichen ein Stockmaß von 170cm und kommen in allen Farben vor. Artikelgröße: 9 × 2.5 × 7 cm

Trakehner sind edle Warmblutpferde, die gerne im Spring- und Dressurreiten eingesetzt werden. Sie erreichen ein Stockmaß von 170cm und kommen in allen Farben vor. Artikelgröße: 9 × 2.5 × 7 cm

Trakehner are noble, warmblood horses that are often used for jumping and dressage. They can reach a height of 170 cm at the withers and have many colors. The Trakehner's brand is an elk horn. Trakehner are pure-bred warmblood horses. For many horse fans these elegant animals are the ideal modern riding horse. Trakehner are especially suited as sport horses, they are just as talented at dressage as at jumping. They reach a height of 160 cm to 170 cm at the withers and have many colors.

Book 3 in the Historical Horses series! A teenage girl and her beautiful purebred horse; the coldest winter of the twentieth century; a brutal invading army; and refugees fleeing for their lives. Can love be the only thing that saves them? A black Trakehner mare named Carina saved Eva's life when she was young. Now Eva, daughter of a Prussian cavalry officer, needs to save her mare's life-if she can. It's 1945 and Eva, her family, and the horses join the refugees struggling across northern Europe, fleeing the advance of the Red Army. The horses walk carrying unborn foals, their shoes falling off, their legs injured, their bellies empty. Eva doesn't know what they will face on their epic trek. Can she keep her promise to Carina that one day she will run in green pastures, and her foals will be champions? This dream is practically all that helps Eva face the unbelievable hardship along hundreds of miles of icy roads. Through it all, she is determined not to be parted from her black mare. Based on true events, this novel traces the history of Trakehner horses. Internationally famous in dressage and jumping, they walked out of Prussia during WWII in an incredible feat of endurance. 'Impressive research brings this era to life, characters ring true, and equestrian abilities, while impressive, are fully credible.' - Kirkus Reviews on The Horse Road

Book 3 in the Historical Horses series! A teenage girl and her beautiful purebred horse; the coldest winter of the twentieth century; a brutal invading army; and refugees fleeing for their lives. Can love be the only thing that saves them? A black Trakehner mare named Carina saved Eva's life when she was young. Now Eva, daughter of a Prussian cavalry officer, needs to save her mare's life-if she can. It's 1945 and Eva, her family, and the horses join the refugees struggling across northern Europe, fleeing the advance of the Red Army. The horses walk carrying unborn foals, their shoes falling off, their legs injured, their bellies empty. Eva doesn't know what they will face on their epic trek. Can she keep her promise to Carina that one day she will run in green pastures, and her foals will be champions? This dream is practically all that helps Eva face the unbelievable hardship along hundreds of miles of icy roads. Through it all, she is determined not to be parted from her black mare. Based on true events, this novel traces the history of Trakehner horses. Internationally famous in dressage and jumping, they walked out of Prussia during WWII in an incredible feat of endurance. 'Impressive research brings this era to life, characters ring true, and equestrian abilities, while impressive, are fully credible.' - Kirkus Reviews on The Horse Road