Six generations after Oppenheim, the founding stallion of the modern breed, Aldrup Menkedal (known in some sources as Oldrup Munkedal), was foaled; most Jutlands in existence today can be traced back to two of his sons, Hovding and Prins af Jylland.
Six generations after Oppenheim was foaled. Oppenheim was the founding stallion of the modern breed (known in some sources as Oldrup Munkedal). Aldrup Menkedal was the modern breed. Most Jutlands in existence today can be traced back to two of his sons. Most Jutlands in existence today can be traced back to two of Hovding. Most Jutlands in existence today can be traced back to two of Prins af Jylland.