Horse
Pronunciation:
Soe-koll'-skee
Breed Description:
The Sokolsky breed of horse is a Polish draft breed. Developed in the early 20th century from mainly Belgian and Ardennes stock, the breed is strong and powerful without being extremely tall or heavy, and generally exhibits good movement. The colors are predominantly bay and chestnut.
Temperament:
The Sokolsky breed of horse had an excellent temperament, being calm and trainable with a natural willingness to work.
Height:
The Sokolsky breed of horse stands around 15 to 15.2 hands.
Weight:
The Sokolsky breed of horse weighs around 1250 pounds.
Health Problems:
The Sokolsky breed of horse has no specific health problems.
Living Conditions:
The Sokolsky breed of horse is very hardy and can be kept outdoors in most conditions.
Exercise:
The Sokolsky breed of horse enjoys work and benefits from regular exercise.
Life Expectancy:
The Sokolsky breed of horse lives into its late twenties.
Grooming:
The Sokolsky breed of horse is kept with a natural appearance. Its fine coat needs little care except during colder months.
Origin:
The Sokolsky breed of horse was developed in Poland in the early 20th century from mainly Belgian and Ardennes horses and is very similar to those breeds in temperament and appearance. 