Galiceño

Galiceño
The Galiceno is a horse breed from Mexico, although not technically a horse in size. Despite that they never grow above 14 hands high, they are still always considered a horse, not a pony.
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Galiceño Horse
The Galiceño was introduced to the United States in 1958 making it relatively new. The Galiceño has been in the New World since the Spanish conquistadors brought horses to the continent in the early sixteenth century.

Galiceño Horse Breeders Association
Box 219
Godley, TX 76044
The Galiceño was introduced to the United States in 1958 making it relatively new.

Galiceños are extremely gentle in nature and easy to handle. With such good disposition they are an excellent family horse.

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This breed is used for meat production and for riding. Its size is between that of a pony and a normal horse. These animals are very rugged and hardy. A herdbook was formed in 1994. This breed was used in the development of the Galiceño.

See also: Galician, Pony, Ponies, Height, Galician Pony