What does GW mean in UNCLASSIFIED

German Warmbloods are prized for their even temperament, calm disposition, and excellent jumping ability. They also have powerful gaits and make great dressage horses. They can also be used for eventing, driving, and pleasure riding.

To keep a healthy coat and strong musculature, German Warmbloods require a balanced diet supplemented with vitamins and minerals. It is important to feed your horse right amounts of high-quality hay or pasture grasses as well as grain to maintain optimum health. Additionally, regular hoof trimming and dental exam should be done on routine basis to ensure optimum performance.

With proper care, the average life expectancy for these horses is around 20-25 years; however some individuals can live into their 30's or longer with excellent care provided by their owners/handlers/trainers.

These horses do best when kept in an open area that provides plenty of space for them to run around in and explore. Additionally they should have shelter from extreme weather conditions such as hot summers or cold winters; a stable with plenty of ventilation is usually the best choice for these versatile breeds.

Yes--German Warmblooods excel in many equine sports including dressage and showjumping, making them ideal mounts for experienced riders interested in competing at higher levels such as national/international events or championships.