Andalusian mare

The Andalusian horse is also referred to as the Pura Raza Espanola, a pure Spanish breed. He is a spirited and at the same time very charming and sensitive horse. Andalusian horses were bred in the 15th century by monks in southern Spain. With their charming appearance, they enchanted especially the nobility and the king. Therefore, one would hardly think that the Andalusian horse was used as a riding horse for a very long time. He has always been known for his courage and strength, but his elegance captures him much more. He is a unique dressage horse and even masters the famous dance jump, which we know only from the beauty of Lipizzaners. Andalusian horses are known for their elegantly arched neck and tousled, soft mane. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Recommended age: 5-12