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“All things Gypsy Vanner, all in one place.”

The Gypsy King, Gypsy Vanner stallion running in a field.
Powerful
Jasmine, Gypsy Vanner mare pulling a Meadowbrok cart at a show.
Willing
Kuchi, a black and white Gypsy Vanner mare being ridden at a dressage show.
Versatile
Esmeralda, black and white Gypsy Vanner mare pulling a Vardo wagon.
Hard working
Four black and white Gypsy Vanners, a mare and three of her fillies posing for the camera.
Breathtaking
Four-in-hand driving hitch of four Gypsy Vanner Horse mares under beautiful live oak trees.
Intelligent
A pensive girl laying atop a Gypsy Vanner stallion at the beach
Gentle
A black & white Gypsy Vanner mare nuzzling her newborn foal
Loving
A young girl watching a Gypsy Vanner foal nurse from her mother in a pasture
Family Friendly
A beautiful Gypsy Vanner mare being ridden western at sunset.
The Gypsy Vanner Horse

Vannercentral is a dedicated to The Gypsy Vanner Horse and the gypsy people who created the breed.  The Gypsy Vanner was bred to be like a smaller Shire, with more color and a sweeter head. 

Temperament was paramount to the gypsies as the horses were often handled by the children or grandparents at the end of a long day on the road.  The Gypsy Vanner Horse has now been recognized as a breed for 29 years, and has grown from 16 horses in 1998 to over 12,000 in 2026.

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