Croatian Warmblood (Croatian: Hrvatski toplokrvnjak) is a warmblood type of horse originating in Croatia. It is a new type of middle-weight warmblood horses created at the end of the 20th century and officially recognized in 1998, bred as a utility crossbred obtained by crossing purebred tournament horses, used mainly for equestrian sport (dressage, show jumping, trail riding etc.) and carriage driving. The Croatian Warmblood is one of the most numerous warmblood horses in Croatia with 510 officially registered heads in 2024. The uniqueness of the Croatian Warmblood is that it was created by crossing horses from the own breeding with German warmblood breeds. The systematic breeding process began mostly in the northwestern parts of Croatia in the 1990s and the breeding types are still in the formative stage. The largest number of Warmbloods is found in the counties of Bjelovar-Bilogora, Koprivnica-Križevci and Zagreb County as well as in the area of the City of Zagreb. More information...
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