Scientific name:
Equus

Natural spread:
Portugal

the Andalusier very similarly, but less arabisiert than this, which is recognizable particularly at the convex Nasenlinier. This expressive, noble head with the devout eyes is carried by an ideally swung neck, that originates from a good shoulder. The muscular croup is easily falling and makes the weight-reception necessary to the high school possible through the hindquarters. The legs are dry, hard, with relatively long tubes, which lend a fashionable action. The stick-measurement is between 150 and 160 cm. All reason-colors, frequently mold, brown and fallow.

The forebear of this precious race is the Sorraia-Pferd. Spain's Moorish invasion of 710 n.Chr. brought new impulses, but the Arab's influence in the Spanish breeding is overrated, because the bulk of the invasion-troops was North-African origin and consequently on Berbers mounted. Later, the forerunner of the present-day Lusitano attained, Genette, general fame, named. The Lusitano with its varieties Altér Real and the horses from the breeding of the Veiga-Dynastie, the ideal horse is for parades, high school and bullfight. This under John Whitaker in most severely international Springprüfungen successful Novilheiro is a pure Lusitano from the stud farm Veiga.