Andalusian
"The Andalusian is a baroque, elegant horse from Spain, prized for its high capacity for collection, courageous character, and suitability for classical dressage."
Character Profile
Displays a lively, energetic manner and is always eager to work.
Possesses a distinct, spirited temperament but is usually well-controlled.
Suitable due to its gentle character, but requires a considerate rider due to its sensitivity.
Considered very people-oriented, loyal, and friendly in handling.
A strong nerve and high willingness to learn make it a reliable partner.
Excellent for dressage, High School (Haute École), working equitation, and as a show horse.
Requires regular and intensive care due to its lush mane and tail.
Did you know?
Keeping a pet of this size costs over 80€ per month on average. Plan your finances wisely.
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