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Q: Is the Jutland a heavy horse?
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Out of these horse breeds which horse is not a heavy horse the Walter the Jutland or the Percheron?

The correct answer is the Walter


Out of these horse breeds which one is not a heavy horse Percheron Waler and Jutland?

waler


What is the uses for the jutland horse?

jutland horses are a heavy breed so they are commonly used as draft and carridge horses. They also help famers where ever they can, ie. Plowing paddocks, pulling logs etc.


Which is the lighest horse the waler the percheron or the jutland?

the waler


What is Jutland?

A Jutland is a type of breed of a horse. It is a heave horse. country: Denmark blood temperature: cold height: 15-16 hands colour: chestnut sometimes with flaxen mane and tail and can be black or bay its environment is temperment farmland and it is a generally calm and willing breed of horse. It has a plain heavy head and a high muscular nech with upright muscular shoulders, and a compact body with short back and short stocky legs with heavy feathering hope this helps :D


Horses that start with the letter J?

Java and the Jutland are both horse breeds begging with J.


What is a person from Jutland called?

A person from Jutland is called a Jutlander or a Jute.


What peninsula is Denmark on?

Denmark is on the Jutland (Jylland in Danish) Peninsula.


Where is the Jutland Peninsula?

The Jutland Peninsula is the western continental part of Denmark. The Jutland Peninsula also comprises the northernmost part of Germany


What is Jutland and where is it located?

Jutland is a peninsula in Denmark, located north of Germany


Is a person from Jutland a Jutlander?

A Dane - since Jutland is located in Denmark


Where is the Jutland located?

The Jutland, or more accurately, the Jutland Peninsula is an area of land which is split between the countries of Denmark and Germany in central Europe.