Andalusian Horses - Name Specifics
 
Andalusian horses are known under different names in different countries. In Spain, they are called Pure Spanish Horses. In Portugal, they are referred to as Lusitanos. Iberian horses are also called Andalusian in many countries. Americans often call any Spanish horses Andalusian.

In fact, Andalusian horses are rare in the United States and worldwide. However, the breed remains one of the most interesting once in view of its ancient history and breeding potential. It has always been valued for its strength, agility, and good temperament. The breed is very intelligent and quick to learn.
The Greeks and Romans valued the breed for its physical characteristics and endurance. The horse was a mount for the royalty and cavalry. Andalusian horses replaced other breeds once there vanished a need for horses capable of carrying knights with their heavy armor. They needed an agile horse that could easily carry warriors and maneuver rapidly. The Andalusian horse provided this absolutely.
Nowadays, the breed is used in dressage, driving, jumping, western pleasure, and English pleasure. In European countries, Andalusian horses have to deal with the Iberian bull and do well in its displaying a lot of courage and versatility

Andalusian Horses - Progeny
 
Andalusian horses were used to produce new breeds. Thus, the Pura Raza Espanola, also called PRE horse, appeared in Spain in 1912. The Cria Caballar of Spain now administers the Andalusian horse breed. Lusitano horses also stemmed from the Andalusian horse. They were created in Portugal. Generally, Andalusian horses can be used to improve other present breeds of horse

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