Spanish Horses For Sale

In 1600 La Broue wrote “comparing the best horses, I give the Spanish first place for its perfection, because it is the most beautiful, noble, graceful and courageous..." and in the 1700's the Duke of Newcastle said that the Spanish horse were the most intelligent, gallant, and noble.

In this new Millennium we are convinced that very little has changed !

Inspection Trip
For those people not looking for a dream holiday, but for a dream horse, we can assist...

Once you have informed us on the type of horse you want, we can go out and find possible candidates for you. You can then come to Andalucia to see these horses and try them out. We can introduce you to breeders, trainers, dealers and private owners.
Before any purchase takes place, we will always recommend you have the horse independently vetted by a specialised equine vet.

Should you find the horse you want, we can assist you with:

• Sales and Purchase contract
• Transferal of ownership documents
• Transport and preparing transport document
• Liaison with local government veterinary office

We have many happy owners throughout Europe who now own and ride one or more of these beautiful Spanish horses, we can help your dream come true !

For more information regarding the purchase of an Andalucian, please contact us at info@horseridingspain.com.

We have a good relationship with breeders and trainers thoughout the area and one of them is the excellent Ferrari stud. This stud boasts PRE horses with excellent PRE conformation, yet very talented as 'modern' dressage sports horses. These horses stem from the  rewarded prestigious Escalera and Miura studs and have great temperaments. Ferrari stud is not a 'horse factory' of several hundreds of horses as they only keep about 50 horses at any given time. This means that all youngstock get a proper and personalised upbringing. One of their best features is that Ferrari also trains up their mares, which is highly unusual in Spain where most breeders just use the mares as breeding stock. The horses here are never trained in a "serreta" (metal nosepiece often used in Spain), but are always started in a plain snaffle. Francisco Javier Tineo Narvaez is the stud's lead rider and was the national champion of Spain in 2006 in Classical Dressage.

Another fine example of our sourcing is José Rodriguez and his son José. They are highly respected and reputable local trainers. At their yard horses are trained in the art of Doma Clásica (competition dressage), Alta Escuela (Highschool 'Spanish' Dressage) and Doma Vaquera (work in the field). Horses are trained here at a very high standard but all in a classical manner, based on trust, not force..... Both José 's are in high demand for exhibition work throughout Spain and even abroad.

SOME OF THE HORSES FOR SALE:

Black  MARE, rising 5 in April 2010, basic dressage level for 5 years old and trained for carriage. Escalera blood lines on father side. Sister and brother on father side doing very well in dressage.

Bay MARE, rising 5 in March 2010, basic dressage level 4 yrs old, Escalera line on father's side. Full brother and half sister (father's side) doing excellently in dressage.

 

Bay STALLION,  3 years old (January 2010). Excellent lines, Full sister subchampion of Spain (SICAB) 2006  for best movements and oficially recommended breeding mare.

SOLD

 

Grey STALLION,  rising 4 in March 2010. Dressage at 4 year old level. Good lines. Half brother to subchampion mare best movements 2006 (SICAB).

SOLD

Any horse that may be of specific interest to you, then please ask us for further information. Their full blood lines are available, and we can send on to you a video recording of the horse in ridden work.

There are further stallions and mares available for sale as well as a selection of colts and fillies.

Phyllis Capstick (riding in her mid-sixties) doing a cross country course in Yorkshire (UK) on her gorgeous chestnut Spanish mare “Flamenca” originally from Coín.

We are members of ANCCE (Asociación Nacional de Criadores de Caballos de Pura Raza Española).