Caesar - King of all he surveys

Black base coat still free of white hairs as a late 3 year old

Off-side stance - Grey ticking just beginning at 4 years of age Mare herd in background

Exceptional follow-through from behind at the walk The mark of a good horse & an excellent showjumper

The beautiful open movement, of an unimpede working trot

Trot on the near-diagonal A pretty boy with presence (Miniature mares in the background)

Free Trot Trot on the off-diagonal

The makings of an Extended trot rarely found in a Pure Spanish Horse

Driving hocks & Supreme elevation - Everything that is good. Not often do you see this kind of movement, let alone capture it in a still photo

A horse with natural up-hill drive The kind of impulsion that all riders dream of

Hock action to be admired

Relaxed, controlled & rounded canter Carriage under saddle identical to natural movement at liberty

Free Canter Almost identical to the horse's outline, under saddle, with a rider on him

Balance beyond compare - A real picture Is he stopping, turning or simply moving to a well controlled 3 time beat ?

Long & Low - Rarely is this "most desirable outline" seen in an untrained youngster. This picture captures EVERY ASPECT of a horse using itself correctly, whilst at liberty. The slightly rounded uphill form, is initiated by correct hoof placement, strong hindlegs with sound joints, clean tendons & ripling muscle. Enabling an unobstructed flow of energy into speed & power Riders train for years to achieve this wonderful outline,because it provides the perfect basis for developing outstanding performance horses

Elegance & Grace "Floating on Air" Literally

What length of stride! Look at the shouder extension & the scope of this horse

Shown at a strong canter verging on gallop, this is another picture confirming the sound, clean movement of one superb colt

The lovely rounded frame of a honest & giving horse

An intelligent horse with natural "Look at Me" presence

Excellent collection with elevated knee action NB. How straight this horses legs & movement are! (A common fault of poorly bred Andalusians is off-set canons & twisted fetlocks or deviated movement from the knee or fetlock joint. These lead to deteriorating joints, stiff movement, reduced performance & early retirement)

Forward, rounded movement, soft & relaxed on the bit NB. The clean unobstructed movement from the shoulder to the hoof & it's placement. There is no better example (In centuries past Andalusians were bred as a War Horses. To serve this purpose their original design included a rounded, flinging motion from the shoulder, well utilised in dressage training & battle. This exaggerated shoulder action is nolonger considered ideal & a straight forward, long reaching shoulder extension is now much preferred.)

A nice responsive hassle free ride A willing worker, safe & reliable

Mr. Reliable, even whilst being broken to saddle The rider feels completely safe & at ease

From free flowing canter straight into a soft mouthed rein-back

Great balanced through the hind-quarters with wonderful flexibility through the neck & shoulders

A soft supple horse, bending through the body Moving away from the leg on the circle

The start of half-pass - 1).

The start of half-pass - 2).

The start of half-pass - 3).

Enjoy a pleasure ride along roads & tracks Pass other horses, of all genders, with no worries

Well educated to: Allow rider to crack a stock-whip Open & shut gates without getting off the horse Pick-up whilst in the saddle coats, bags etc. to carry or wear Ground tie Conditioned to accept the sight & sound of: Trains - freight, passenger & historic steam engines Planes - low flying passenger, drill team jets & helicopters Firework displays

Picture best showing current shade of grey at 5 years

2007 picture showing him in late winter coat after a bath Just hooked to a tree near the house for this photo

Another photo showing just how correct this horse is in his legs & his action His movement is superb from every angle

It's not often you get to see a horse from behind & that it stands square Take a good look at this picture & the horses leg placement When you become aware that he is only a late 3 - early 4 year old & has been given no work to build muscle. The skeletal structure is obviously perfect

Seen here feeding with the Chooks He has a very friendly nature with people & animals alike

As a testament to this colt's exceptional nature, he is seen here socialising with 3 Miniature Colts that regularly come over to the fence to play

Whispering sweet nothings to his first lady love Like his father before him, this colt is a complete & utter gentleman when it comes to breeding mares. He has both hand served & run with a mare Ideal for someone wanting their first stallion If you are an experienced rider but never had a chance to handled a colt or stallion, you'll have nothing but fun with this horse His dad's manners were so good most people thought he was a gelding & this guy will be exactly the same

Just one last picture to show how much of a cutie-pie this horse is - cuddled-up in his hay on an Autumn day