Andalusian

Once known as the Purebred Spanish Horse, the Andalusian horse has been a breed of high regard since the Middle Ages.  The name originated from the "Spanish Province of Andalusia".

Andalusian horses have a very distinguished appearance.  They are usually white in color, or light gray, with an occasional horse in bay.  The horse stands about 15 hands and is proportioned well.  Andalusian horses are intelligent with a desire to learn, and have great temperaments.