Gidran basic information

Today's Gidran can be crossed with Chestnut, Thoroughbred, Arabian, and Anglo-Arabian horses with a four-generation pedigree and size of at least 15.2 hands. They are energetic horses that are adept in competition. They also make good saddle horses. They are best known for their jumping ability and courage.

The Gidran is one of the few breeds of horses that is acceptable only in one color, chestnut, although other solid colors are possible. They range in size from 15.3 to 17.0 hands, making them on the larger size of medium. They are half-breeds with a small head with a straight profile.