For centuries, Hungarians had a reputation for breeding exceptionally sturdy, hardworking, loyal horses. In the late 1800s, Hungary's stud farms were producing some of Europe's most prized horses. Many invaluable animals were lost in World War II , but because of the remarkable courage of a few individuals and some high-level intervention , some survived. The account reads like fiction .
Hungarian horses possess an uncommon mix of strength, stamina, courage and loyalty.
They make excellent sport horses. At this time there are less than 700 Hungarian horses in the US, making them something we need to cultivate, protect and treasure. If you would like to know more about what Hungarian horses are doing today view our association newsletter . He will be available for live cover in 2001. Now registered in Hungary with the Kisber Felver Registery.