About The Breed
The Døla horse is the largest of the Norwegian breeds. There are around 3,800 of them in Norway.
They come from the area of Gudbrandsdalen. Originally used as a workhorse and farmhorse.
Today they are used as family horses, dressage, and driving. They come in a wide variety of colors including Bay, brown, black, chestnut, dun and gray.
Quest Info
Join me in Norway for an epic breed adventure where we meet four new breeds! Head out for a trail ride on a retired racehorse, see Coldblooded Trotters in action and then visit a renowned equestrian center dedicated to the promotion, preservation, and development of Norwegian horse breeds!
Where to Learn More
The National Association for Dølahest:
The Norwegian Horse Centre:
