Andalusier

De Andalusiër is een spaans paard en wordt in Spanje aangeduid als de PRE, wat staat voor Pura Raza Española (Zuiver spaans ras), waarvan het stamboek in Spanje door het ANCCE wordt bijgehouden.

Door het van zich zelf al showend paard (het zich laten zien), met indrukwekkende gangen en een hoge knie-aktie, wordt door zijn barokke uitstraling graag bij shows en spektakels gebruikt.

De Fries met een eveneens al showende uitstraling, alsook de Lipizzaner en de Connemara pony vinden hun oorsprong in de PRE.

Het andalusische paard is temperamentvol en moedig maar ook heel prettig meegaand.

Dit paard is moedig, vurig, en wendbaar, maar zeker ook zachtmoedig en het dier gaat volledig mee in het vertrouwen in zijn berijder.

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Het Stud Book ANNCE omschrijft de historie van het paard alsvolgt:

History and characteristory of the breed

The true origin of the Spanish Horse is not a certain science; what is known is that in the pre-Roman era, there were already references to horses in what is today known as Spain.

Roman authors such as Plutarch, Pliny the Old and Seneca speak of the Hispanic horse as a beautiful, docile, arrogant and brave horse, ideal for war and for the sports that were carried out in the circuses at that time.

During the reign of King Philip II, the equine realm of his Kingdom was organized, laying down definitive bases so that the Purebred Spanish Horse was able to reach its peak during subsequent years. This was possible with the creation of the Royal Stables in Cordoba, where he gathered together the best stallions and mares from all the provinces bordering the Guadalquivir River, which at that time, were the most productive in the breeding of horses.

Thus, the Royal Stud Farm was created, which after time became known as the National Stud Farm. A multitude of horses were exported to the American continents; these horses played a decisive role on its exploration, and were the origin of and the basis for most of the breeds that have subsequently been raised there.

In Europe, Spain was enjoying its Golden Age; at that time, the most treasured gift from a Spanish monarch was one of the nation’s magnificent horses. Spanish horses soon earned repute and were decisive in the birth of many Central European breeds.

There are currently more than 1.300 Purebred Spanish Horse breeders in Spain, and more than 400 throughout the rest of the world. Remember that there are about 80.000 horses throughout the whole world, bred in more than 60 countries.

Breeds such as the Lipizzaner, Lusitano, Paso Fino and the Warm-bloods of Central Europe all owe their ancestry to the Spanish Horse.


(bron www.ancce.es)

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