9th May 1528, pet. Who later became Count of Barajas. Today, a stud farm. The prices reached were so high, that the sale of eight of these enabled the purchase of thirty useful horses of other races for the horsemen of the Otan army. Letter from Juan Jer nimo Tinti to Philip II in 1606.
Historians confirm that history is cyclic, and that events repeat themselves from time to time.
A lot of has been said about the expansion of Andalusian horses throughout the American and European continents during the Golden Age. In recent year, we have seen another turn in history that is once again, seen our breed flourish all over the world. It has also been used for a collection of postage stamps based upon images created by Robert Vavra.