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The Andalusian horse is of Spanish heritage and is one of the oldest breeds in the world. In the 18th century, they were the prized mounts of Royalty and were most sought after in the field of combat.
The Conquistadors brought these horses to the Americas in 1496. In 1960, this ancient and aristocratic breed was once again imported to the United States. Due to their great athletic ability and intelligence, they could be trained to do amazing, graceful movements, which became the beginning of Classical Dressage. Today, many horses can trace their ancestry to this noble and prolific breed. Their long flowing manes and tails, their natural ability and graceful airs set the Andalusian above all other breeds.
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