As long as we use the crossing of Q H blood to the Andalusian blood, I believe that our horses are every bit as much an Azteca as those that are bred and registered in other ways. Just as an Arabian that is bred and registered here in the USA with an American registry and not in Arabia, or Friesians, Andalusians, Warmbloods, there are too many more to list, I think you get my point. I think not. Do these American registries have some rules of registration that are slightly different than the original country of origin, yes they do. Sometimes that is good and somtimes not.
Choices is what it is all about.
None that I know of at present in the rules of registration. We believe that they allow some blood ratio crosses that we do not, further research on that subject is needed. We have some additional benefits that we offer that they do not at present. Time will tell what the true differences will be. As we learn more we will post it.