The Romanian Sporthorse is a light riding horse breed from Romania, also known as the Romanian Saddle Horse. Its Romanian name is Cal de sport romanesc. The breed was developed from 1962 using several other breeds, including Arab, Furioso-North Star, Gidran, Romanian Trotter and Thoroughbred. It is used for riding, carriage work, showing and sport. In competition, the Romanian Sporthorse may take part in dressage, show-jumping or three-day eventing. These uses make it a horse associated with both everyday riding and organized equestrian disciplines. The breed’s background connects it with a range of horse types, while its stated role is as a light riding and sport horse.
Who it is for
It may suit riders seeking a light riding horse, or people interested in carriage work, showing or equestrian sport.
What is good
- Used for riding and carriage work
- Can be shown
- Used as a sport horse
- May compete in dressage, show-jumping or eventing
What to know first
- No further breed details are listed
Verdict
The Romanian Sporthorse is a Romanian light riding breed with uses spanning riding, carriage work, showing and competition. Its listed competition disciplines are dressage, show-jumping and three-day eventing.
