 Origin of the Andalusian Horse
The Andalusian horse can be traced back to the Roman conquests in and around Spain in around 200BCThe Andalusian is also known as the or Pura Raza Espaņola (PRE) meaning pure Spanish-bred and has been used in the breeding of many other varieties of horse throughout the world, such as the Austrian Lipizzaner and the Peruvian Stepping Horse.
Height of the Andalusian Horse
The Andualusian horse stands 15.1 to 16.1 hh.
Appearance of the Andalusian Horse
The Andalusian horse has a long head with broad forehead and convex profile, long arched neck, short deep body with powerful hindquarters. Adualusians are particularly well-known for their lively, expressive eyes. The Andalusian horse is usually grey but occasionally found in bay or black.
Temperament of the Andalusian Horse
The Andalusian horse is intelligent, docile and calm. This breed is also known for its agility, courage and affectionate nature.
Uses of the Andalusian Horse
The Andalusian horse is used, driving horse, high school dressage, parades and bull-fighting. The Andalusian is also commonly used for general riding. | 
