SCHLEICH 13923 Horse Club Andalusian stallion

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The Andalusian horse belongs to the baroque breeds, its habitat is the Mediterranean climate. It is characterized by an attractive appearance and elegance. Its movement is attractive, action-oriented, dynamic, but rather directed upwards, in contrast to the extended, space-hugging gallop of the modern sports horse. His body structure is noble, his head is large. It has a broad forehead, large eyes, a nicely curved neck, which is set high, and its muzzle is not pronounced. The whole body, including the back, is well-muscled. It is characterized by broad shoulders, a proportionate, relatively short body, a rounded tail, medium-long strong legs, a rich, silky-feeling, wavy mane and tail hair. According to his temperament, he is warm-blooded, and his height at the withers is between 162 and 167 cm. Its color is most often gray or fawn, less often black. Mainly used in bullfights, less suitable for sports horses. Athletic, nimble, intelligent, learnable, reliable, his gaits are of good quality: rhythmic step, active trot, calm, flat gallop. They are popular, they are not demanding in terms of keeping and feeding, they are used as pack horses. Large, strong-boned specimens are the most valuable because there are fewer of them.