Azteca Horse Breed:
The Azteca horse breed is a modern breed that is a blend of three separate bloodlines comprising of the Iberian horse blood, namely the Lusitano and Andalusian breeds; ...
Azteca Horse Breed Characteristics :
The Azteca horse breed is developed in Mexico in 1972, so its country of origin is Mexico.
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The Azteca is a modern horse breed combining Iberian horse blood and American Quarter Horse (Amercian Registry) or Criollo (horse) blood (international Registry).
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Breed Organization
The International Azteca Horse Association IAzHA
c/o Azteca Horse Association of Canada
R.R.#2 - Paris, Ontario
Canada N3L 3E2 ...
Azteca Horse
A new breed of horse, known as the Azteca, is in demand in Mexico. It is the first breed to be developed in Mexico and was designed from the beginning to suit all that is required of a Mexican horse.
Azteca Horse
The Azteca is a recently created horse breed developed from breeding Iberian horses with the American Quarter horse and/or the Criollo horse. The resulting course is an excellent sport horse highly agile powerful spirited and fast.
AZTECA--A HORSE CUSTOM-BUILT FOR PERFORMANCE, STYLE AND TRADITION
by Donald M. Caskie, President , Azteca Horse Association of Canada
"Colts Running: Uriangato (grey), Zacatelco (palomino) and Huachenero (brown) at AZTECANA, Paris, Ontario, Canada" ...
Aztecas may not be any smaller than 14.3 hh, but any solid coat color is permitted. Ideally, the horse is a balance of both breeds, being not too tall and lean, nor too short and stocky.
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The Azteca breed was developed fairly recently in Mexico. It is the result of a crossbreeding program that began in 1972 to fullfill Mexico's ambition of creating its own national breed.
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Development of the Azteca
The Azteca breed was the first breed developed in Mexico. Horses of Spanish blood have always be favored in Mexico and in 1972 development of a breed using Andalusian, Quarter Horse and Criollo began.
Aztecas can be any solid color, and the females must exceed 14.3 hands high while the males must exceed 15 hands high.
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The Azteca horse was the first breed developed in Mexico, and was the result of crossing Andalusians with quarter horses and criollos. the native Indians used them for hunting buffalo and fighting wars, and they became prized possessions.
Abaco Barb to Azteca
Baleario to Byelorussian
Calabrese to Czech Warmblood
Daliboz to Furioso-North Star
Galiceno to Kustanair
Latvian to Novokirghiz
Oberlander to Russian Trotter
Saddlebred-Uzunyayla
Ventasso to Zweibrücker ...
Azteca:
Most of the breeders tried to match the conformations and put forward their breeds. To maintain a systematic order and to meet the recognized standards need for an authority was felt.
Azteca
The Azteca horse is a phenotype breed based on crosses of
Andalusian, Quarter Horse and Criollo parents.
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The Azteca is an extension of the Spanish horse. Although a majority of the horses in Mexico are still of direct Spanish stock, the Azteca has become very popular in the few years that it has been an established breed.
Azteca (Horse)
The Azteca is a modern horse breed combining three different bloodlines including the Iberian horse blood, specifically Andalusian and Lusitano breeds, the American Quater Horse and Criollo (horse) bloodlines (International Registry).
Azteca Horse Association of the United States
2613 Camino de Verdad, Mercedes, TX 78570
in Canada:
International Azteca Horse Association, c/o Donald M. Caskie
RR 2, Paris, Ontario N3L 3E2, Canada.
Azteca Horse Registry of America, Inc.
The Azteca Horse Registry of America, Inc.
We believe that the American Quarter Horse got its "Cow Sense" from the Haca and Spanish PRE ...
*Aveligrese - chestnut with flaxen mane and tail
Azerbaijan - mostly bay and gray, with sorrel, black, grullo, and buckskin, with rare palominos
Azores - mostly brown and bay
*Azteca - all colors except paint, appaloosa, and albino ...
A newer breed, the Azteca, is a cross between the American Quarter Horse and Andalusian breeds, and still allows infusions from these sources.
Andalusians were a significant influence on the creation of the Alter Real, a strain of the Lusitano, and the Azteca, a Mexican breed created by crossing the Andalusian with American Quarter Horse and Criollo bloodlines.
 See also: Saddle, Warmblood, Saddlebred, Barb, Stallion
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