Also known as Hard-draver (strong trotter) is one of the oldest equine breeds in Europe and some specimens are hypothesized that the ancestors of this race were even prehistoric. Originally from the Frisian Islands (Holland), the Frisian Horse it is famous for its characteristic ever-morello mantle and its thick, often wavy horsehair. The selection of the breed was made by crossing the most powerful and heavy subjects with Andalusian and Arabian horses and was the protagonist in the formation of all race-running breeds, also through the Hackney that derives from it. In the Frisian Horse there are three lines: “Barocco”, more robust, “Classico”, imposing butRead More →

The Andalusian Horse is also known as the Pure Spanish Race and its place of origin is Andalusia (in Spain) from where it takes its name, although the origins of this horse are quite controversial. In fact it seems that descend from the Berber and Arab horses arrived in Spain in 711 with the Moors, later crossed with native horses. A Berber horse Like the Arabian, for many centuries the Andalusian Horse was used to improve many native European breeds and, as some specimens were brought by Christopher Columbus on his second voyage to the conquest of America, the Andalusian Horse also helped to formRead More →