Jock aka Oscuro Aguila (Dark Eagle)
Dark Eagle (Oscuro Aguila)
16h.h. The most "perfectly" conformed horse - Highly intelligent & passes this onto his progeny
Jugetono IA magnificent Dressage Champion. One of the best of his era. Often ridden side-saddle | Bodeguero (imp. Spain)Foundation sire. Imported by Ray Williams an incredibly astute horse man that provided Australia with the best of Spain's horses. | Furioso (ESP)sire: Americano dam: Furiosa | |
Balida (ESP)sire: Destinado II dam: Respetuosa | |||
Generosa VII (ESP)sire: Furioso V dam: Contiada | |||
Juguetona IX (imp. Spain)Taproot mare for Black colour gene. Founded an extremely fertile line of horses in Australia. | Juglar (ESP)sire: Destinado III dam: Furiosa III | ||
Sena (ESP)sire: Estepeno dam: Heredera III | |||
Indiano II (ESP)sire: Cancionero III dam: Indiana VI | |||
Labradora IV (ESP)sire: Navarro II dam: Valenciana IX | |||
Manuka ChespeanteThe highest scoring mare from Australia's 1st Revision even though she was lame with arthritis & viewed around mid-night under torch lights | Luisillo (imp. Spain)The most prolific producer in the Australian Andalusian herd. Some discrepency in his progeny being over 16h.h. & mostly Bay prior to 1982. Then only producing Grey horses around 15.2h.h. after this date. | Habano IITorres Brand | Boticario (ESP) |
Habana (ESP) | |||
Maluso (ESP)sire: Lebrero dam: Romerada | |||
Rociana II (ESP)sire: Buen Mozo III dam: Rociana | |||
Dama III (imp. Spain)A mare of unique bloodlines not utilised enough at stud. This line is now a rarity. | Maluso (ESP)sire: Lebrero dam: Romerada | ||
Maluca (ESP)sire: Lebrero dam: Adorada | |||
Unidad (ESP)sire: Estepeno dam: Galeria |

Breed:- PRE Andalusian
Colour:- Black-Bay Dun
Age:-1996
Height:- 16h.h.
Features: Extremely intelligent.
Conformation and action that connot be faulted.
Improves every mare.
Extremely strong Dun gene.
Brilliant jumping ability passed on to every foal.
This stallion was Leased to Mr. Kerry Clissold of Mirboo North, to provide a Stud Stallion with different bloodlines to Pat & Tom Ball's El Caballero horses on the Eastside of Melbourne and unfortunately, was never returned from Gippsland on the Horse Transport that was sent to collect him. For many years we were told Kerry was going to return him; But he never did. This meant a magnificent Spanish Stallion with natural jumping ability was never utilised as much as he should have been which is a great shame for the breed in general.