Stud farm of the Książ Castle, Horse stud farm near Książ Castle in Wałbrzych, Poland
The Stud farm of the Książ Castle is a horse breeding facility near Książ Castle in Wałbrzych that maintains over 70 horses in historic stables. The operation focuses on breeding thoroughbreds and sport horses for competitions and leisure activities.
The stud farm was established in 1824 under Duke Hochberg and expanded significantly during the early 20th century. In 1935 it came under Prussian state administration.
The facility hosts jumping competitions, dressage events, and driving competitions that showcase rider and horse skills. Visitors can watch these gatherings and experience the local equestrian culture firsthand.
Visitors can take riding lessons at different skill levels and explore trails around the grounds. Carriage rides are also available for those wanting a leisurely way to see the property.
The breeding program preserves a specialized heritage of horse breeds that reflects Silesian riding traditions. This genetic diversity is rare and makes the facility an important keeper of these historical bloodlines.
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