Hispano

The Hispano is known for their keen courage and used to test potential bulls for the ring. Desired animals have Arabian features, Thoroughbred quality and Andalusian temperament.
Features
Average height 14.3 - 16 hands ...

Hispano (horse)
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The Hispano, also known as the Spanish Anglo-Arab, is a Spanish horse breed.
History ...

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The Hispano, also called the Spanish Anglo-Arab, originated in Spain as a result of a cross between mares of Arab and Andalusian heritage and English Thoroughbred stallions.

It is also likely that in the past there have been infusions of Anglo-Arabian, Salerno (horse) and Hispano (horse) blood into the breed and, more recently, some Nonius and some English Thoroughbred blood.

Although the specific time when the pre-historic horses became extinct on the American continent is unknown, it is a matter of recorded history that, on his second voyage to the Caribbean in 1593, Columbus brought horses to the island of Hispanola ...

Black, chestnut, dun, grey; height 13 to 14.2; Use: Riding, Trails
Hispano (Spain)
Bay, chestnut,grey; height 16; Use: Competition, Saddle
Holstein (Germany) ...

Club providing seminars, training clinics, IALHA qualifying shows, breed information for Andalusian, Lusitano, Azteca, Spanish Norman, Hispano-Arab, and Iberian owners and enthusiasts. Southwest area, United States.

The Azteca is an Andalusian/Quarter Horse cross while the Iberian Warmblood is an Andalusian/Thoroughbred cross. The Spanish Norman is an Andalusian/Percheron cross and the Hispano Arab is an Andalusian/Arab cross.

See also: Andalusian, Thoroughbred, Arab, Arabian, Bay