The modern Andalusian began to be developed in the 16th century. The original Spanish warhorse was largely exported to the Americas during the Spanish conquest. That's why the leftover horses in Spain were crossed with warmbloods as Spain had practically no horses left. The cross was later mixed with Thoroughbred and then Arabian clear through the 20th century by the Spanish military. If you want to see the original Spanish warhorses, you will only see remnants of them throughout the Americas.
First of there are 14 native horse breeds in Spain, not including the 5 from Portugul. Second of all, by the 15th century not 16th century, that's 1400's the Andalusian became recognised as a distinct breed. Thoroughbreds were developed between the 17th and 18th century, 1600's and 1700's. Thirdly, the peaceful messengers of islam migration occured in the 8th century, 711 AD to be precise, the Reconquista pretty much started straight away, Thanks to Visigothic Nobleman Don Pelayo, Valiant Warrior King of the North. King of Asturias. Crowned KIng by the loyal men who fought along side him. Seeder of the Reconquista, and their descendants who continued to form small Christian Kingdoms in the North and fighting 700 years, generation to generation (instead of running away into France) until the whole of Iberia was free of Islam in 1492AD. When the remaining Christian Kingdoms united to become Spain, except for the Kingdom Portugul because they're special but I still love them. Any my point is, Spaindards and Portuguese had 700 years to breed Arabian horses with native horses so I'd argue the Andalusian is much older than the 15th century. Because it's a war horse and by that times centuries of battles had past. Also. I believe the origin of "the Arabian" is ancient Mesopotamia and North Africa not Arabia. The horse breed is over 5000 years old that's older the Arab ethnicity. Look what Saudi Arabians are doing to Arabian horses today, breeding them with small deformed heads ruing a majestic ancient breed of horse. Good thing Poland and Iran are still breeding Arabians.
@@edstar83 the Spanish warhorse is very old. The modern Andalusian is not. The ANCCE website states that the PRE began to be developed in the 16th century and was finished in becoming a breed 100 years ago. The military crossed Arabians into the modern Andalusian clear up into the 1960's according to Juam Llamas who was a very well respected Spanish judge for the PRE. He wrote a book called This is the Spanish Horse. You should get a copy if you can manage to find one that doesn't cost a fortune. I got mine for almost $200.
Porque ellos son gringos y si dices andaluza se van a perder y van a pensar que alomejor es de asia entonces dicen española porque para ellos es más familiar...igual seguro no saben ni ubicar a España en Europa
-Pure Spanish horse- *Andalusian Horse* There are 14 native breeds of Spanish horses... this one is the Andalusian. Not pure breed Spanish horse. Gracias
igual no sabe que Lpusiana es un nombre español y que esa tierra era parte de España al igual que texas, california, florida, nevada, colorado, montana, Utah ....seguramente ni conoce la historia de su país. Y que el indio Geronimo hablaba español .
Its no such a pure thing of anything, there is no pure arabic horses, or spanish or pure american bears etc etc. So don´t try to be an assh.. and have in consideration the context of the explanation in the video please, or you can continue with the same sentence with music origins, human race origins, north america origins and a huuuuge etcetera
@@riddlegunnermanuel6503 There were no horses in the entire American continent until the Spanish brought them in the 15th century. It is better to be quiet and look silly than to open your mouth and show that you are.
@@riddlegunnermanuel6503 On May 23, 1493, the history of the horse in America began with a letter from the Catholic Monarchs, who ordered the shipment to the New World of 20 horses and five mares chosen in the kingdom of Granada. These horses came to America thanks to Christopher Columbus who, on his second trip, took them with him. Now everyboy know you are silly.
The modern Andalusian began to be developed in the 16th century. The original Spanish warhorse was largely exported to the Americas during the Spanish conquest. That's why the leftover horses in Spain were crossed with warmbloods as Spain had practically no horses left. The cross was later mixed with Thoroughbred and then Arabian clear through the 20th century by the Spanish military. If you want to see the original Spanish warhorses, you will only see remnants of them throughout the Americas.
Yup, Arabian horses are always the best
Ni puta idea , amigo!
First of there are 14 native horse breeds in Spain, not including the 5 from Portugul.
Second of all, by the 15th century not 16th century, that's 1400's the Andalusian became recognised as a distinct breed. Thoroughbreds were developed between the 17th and 18th century, 1600's and 1700's.
Thirdly, the peaceful messengers of islam migration occured in the 8th century, 711 AD to be precise, the Reconquista pretty much started straight away, Thanks to Visigothic Nobleman Don Pelayo, Valiant Warrior King of the North. King of Asturias. Crowned KIng by the loyal men who fought along side him. Seeder of the Reconquista, and their descendants who continued to form small Christian Kingdoms in the North and fighting 700 years, generation to generation (instead of running away into France) until the whole of Iberia was free of Islam in 1492AD. When the remaining Christian Kingdoms united to become Spain, except for the Kingdom Portugul because they're special but I still love them.
Any my point is, Spaindards and Portuguese had 700 years to breed Arabian horses with native horses so I'd argue the Andalusian is much older than the 15th century. Because it's a war horse and by that times centuries of battles had past.
Also. I believe the origin of "the Arabian" is ancient Mesopotamia and North Africa not Arabia. The horse breed is over 5000 years old that's older the Arab ethnicity. Look what Saudi Arabians are doing to Arabian horses today, breeding them with small deformed heads ruing a majestic ancient breed of horse. Good thing Poland and Iran are still breeding Arabians.
@@edstar83 the Spanish warhorse is very old. The modern Andalusian is not. The ANCCE website states that the PRE began to be developed in the 16th century and was finished in becoming a breed 100 years ago. The military crossed Arabians into the modern Andalusian clear up into the 1960's according to Juam Llamas who was a very well respected Spanish judge for the PRE. He wrote a book called This is the Spanish Horse. You should get a copy if you can manage to find one that doesn't cost a fortune. I got mine for almost $200.
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por que dice raza espaniolas cuando quieres decir pura sangre andalu como el lusitano misma raza mismo territorio
Porque ellos son gringos y si dices andaluza se van a perder y van a pensar que alomejor es de asia entonces dicen española porque para ellos es más familiar...igual seguro no saben ni ubicar a España en Europa
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Translation left out the word "raza"... race.
-Pure Spanish horse- *Andalusian Horse*
There are 14 native breeds of Spanish horses... this one is the Andalusian. Not pure breed Spanish horse. Gracias
Porque borras mis comentarios? No te gusta que la gente hable Español? Borra este a ver si te atreves y denuncio este canal.
igual no sabe que Lpusiana es un nombre español y que esa tierra era parte de España al igual que texas, california, florida, nevada, colorado, montana, Utah ....seguramente ni conoce la historia de su país. Y que el indio Geronimo hablaba español .
Commentator is awful.
Ist no a spanish Horse is Andalusian horse , in Spain having another diferents horses
Y donde está Andalucía?
Where is Andalucía?
Its no such thing as pure spanish horse, horses originated and come from North America or Mexica land thousand of years ago
Its no such a pure thing of anything, there is no pure arabic horses, or spanish or pure american bears etc etc. So don´t try to be an assh.. and have in consideration the context of the explanation in the video please, or you can continue with the same sentence with music origins, human race origins, north america origins and a huuuuge etcetera
@@lycotropo Ok ill sit down and pay attention to the video and eat some spanish chocolate
@@riddlegunnermanuel6503 There were no horses in the entire American continent until the Spanish brought them in the 15th century.
It is better to be quiet and look silly than to open your mouth and show that you are.
@@Floren_Andro don't bring this conversation up with your friends..they'll laugh at u
@@riddlegunnermanuel6503 On May 23, 1493, the history of the horse in America began with a letter from the Catholic Monarchs, who ordered the shipment to the New World of 20 horses and five mares chosen in the kingdom of Granada. These horses came to America thanks to Christopher Columbus who, on his second trip, took them with him.
Now everyboy know you are silly.