The aim of the study was to analyze the results of cold-blooded horses competing in the Czech Republic during the years 2003-2013, surveys breed of horses who participated in the competition, analyze the father of these horses , horses competing age, gender, whether they have met the test performance and whether they are enrolled in animal genetic reserves . The aim of the study was to analyzing the disciplines which horses participated and how placing them in these competitions. The paper is a brief list of the coachmen each year with such horses competed as a summary list for the last 11 years, what the coachman is most often participated in competitions and how many women have competed. From the results, it was found that the most popular breed in terms of rate to the population and the number of horses in the race are Silesian norick, from a gender perspective are most commonly used mares. The rate of the number of horses that participated in competitions for cold- rate population size of cold-blooded horses in the Czech Republic, it was found that competed for the small percentage of horses. It follows that the competition results reveal very little about the quality of the equine population in the Czech Republic and can not infer too much from them in monitoring their performance, because most of the stallions between competing horses negligible percentage of the offspring.