Aralusian Horse (Hispano Arabe)
The Aralusian (Hispano-Arabe) is said to be a new equine breed, developed by crossing the energetic Arabian horse and the nobly bred Andalusian horse. Its beautiful appearance, athletic nature and intelligent disposition make it immensely popular.
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- Hispano Arabe
Quick Information
| Other Names | Hispano Arabe |
| Temperament/ Personality | Intelligent, able, capable and alert |
| Physical Characteristics | No specific physical traits because of the diverse bloodlines in its development; common features include well-proportioned body; slender appearance; long, flowing mane and tail |
| Colors | Any solid color |
| Common Use | Show horse, for trekking, herding and pleasure riding |
| Height | 15.2 hands approximately |
| Weight | Males: 990 lbs; Females: 880 pounds |
| Health | Nor breed-related health problems |
| Popular Traits | Elegant appearance |
| Feeding/ Diet | Hay and grain |
| Country of Origin | Andalusia, Spain |
| Year of development | 1800 |
| Ancestors | Arab, Andalusian |
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History
Bred in Spain’s Andalusian region during the 19th century, the existing breed standards of these horses were only determined in 2002 and modified in 2005. Possessing the strength of its Arabian parents as well as the beauty and grace of the Andalusian horse, they possess a very versatile nature. Since 2008, the breeders’ association (UEGHá) Union Española de Ganaderos de Pura Raza Hispano-Árabe is in charge of the stud book, with 5835 of them being registered. Andalusia has a total 60% of this breed. Their small numbers make them be regarded as a breed nearing extinction. Australasia’s Andalusian Horse Association and the British Association also possess the right of registering this kind.
