Andalusian stallion from Schleich

Andalusian stallion from Schleich

The Andalusian was bred in the 15th century by monks in the south of Spain. With his graceful appearance, he enchanted especially nobles and kings. Hardly anyone would therefore suspect that the Andalusian was used as a cavalry horse for a long time. While he has always been known for his courage and strength, it is his elegance that sets him apart. He is a unique dressage horse and even masters the famous aerial jump, which is otherwise only known from the Lipizzaner high riding school. The Andalusian is also called "Pura razza espanola", in German: the "pure, Spanish breed". He is a spirited and at the same time very graceful, sensitive horse. Country of origin: Spain, today they are also bred a lot in Spain, especially in the southeast of Spain Height: 150 - 169cm, Colors: Very often gray, but also dun, bay, black and chestnut are possible. Perfect as a riding horse up to the high school Scope of supply: Detailed replica of an Andalusian mare from Schleich, Scale approx. 1:24