Revista el Caballo Español 2015 n.227 (English)

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Issue 227 · September-October 2015

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editorial

JUAN

Tirado Agudo President of ANCCE

A Priority Matter

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In just a few days, ANCCE and therefore the Purebred Spanish horse, is facing one of its most important commercial crises since the sector eradicated the African Horse Sickness, which affected Spain between the mid-1980s and into the 1990s. As many of our readers may already know, I am referring to the closing of commercial boarders in Mexico to imports of equines from Spain, or those that originate in Spain.

It is a measure that restricts our exports to a country which, in recent years, has been a major recipient of quality Purebred Spanish stallions and mares.

Upon receiving the report issued by SAGARPA (Mexico’s Secretary for Agriculture, Farming, Rural Development, Fishing and Food) that limits its market, ANCCE contacted Spain’s Ministry of Agriculture, Food and the Environment to learn the true scope of the measure and the reasons behind it all.

Initially, all we had was partial information about the matter.

ANCCE immediately summonsed a crisis cabinet that included the Ministry, in an effort to obtain information and face the questions at hand, such as the events giving rise to such a drastic decision on behalf of Mexican authorities. It is the authorities there who are responsible for these attitudes, and we need to know the role that the actual breeders and exporters play in the process, as do local authorities in their role for the verification of animal healthcare and wellbeing, and how ANCCE can aid and offer guarantees before both the Ministry of Agriculture in Spain and SAGARPA in Mexico so that this situation is controlled as quickly as possible.

ANCCE has offered the Ministry the full DNA file of PRE horses for them to verify horses as deemed necessary, as well as a series of measure to guarantee the safety and security of exports. Our goal is

to discover who is responsible for these actions. We want the sector to have firsthand information about what and who are guilty of this situation, which in the end, is detrimental for all.

We want the full weight of the law to fall upon those who are causing such damage.

Likewise, breeders need to know what factors have led to this suspension so they are in a position to make decisions that will affect their future, by knowing the consequences that damaging attitudes on behalf of a few have for breeders in general.

Aside from those involved in this wrongdoing, ANCCE, above all else, wants this matter to be solved as quickly as possible to benefit all of its members.

The initial meeting with the Ministry was held last July. At that meeting, timely information was provided; first to have the sector duly informed of the events concerning the closing of borders, and secondly, because it is the right of breeders to know who the players are, when it comes to our money and interests. We need to know who is behaving in an irresponsible manner so that said person/s pay for the consequences derived from these events.

Your strong support is greatly appreciated and apart from the coercive measures that may be taken as established by law against the guilty party/parties, we need to show our solidarity. Together, we must turn our back on those who are irresponsible and who seek their own benefit using subterfuges, all of which greatly damages our exports.

For ANCCE, the solution to this complex matter has become a top priority. After the serious economic crisis suffered in recent years, we seek to solve any hindrance that could affect the sales of horses throughout the world. Sales is our whole raison d’être, as we seek to promote and maintain enthusiasm to breed Purebred Spanish Horses. ¡¡ 3

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summary 3 editorial A Priority Matter

7 opinion 8 report School of Equestrian Art in Chile

16 Interview Mariano Santos. International 4* Dressage Judge

20 news

26 a chat with...

Yeguada L贸pez de Haro

30 ancce reports 32 advertising feature Santander

35 conformation The Functionality test

42 dressage Flying Changes

48 show jumping The PRE, an ideal breed for lowerlevel show jumping

52 equestrian route The Way of St. James

56 associations - National - International

60 list of stud farms 74 shopping

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A fifty-fifty success

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ALTHOuGH HORses CAnnOT TALK, like us humans, they communicate with facial expressions and eye and ear movements. In fact, there are manuals and books that explain how to interpret horses’ moods based on the position of various body parts, especially, the ears. Thus, we must learn and, above all, understand what they want to tell at any given moment.

I have spent almost 50 years Immersed in the world of horses and, to honest, I could not tell you how many competitions I have been to. Nevertheless, I always observe and study the behavior, the mood and how to coexist with the horse in the arena. I have seen most everything.

At Conformation Competitions, I have seen the agony of the awards; in Carriage Driving, how to standout more than anyone else; in Dressage, the education and elasticity of the horse; in Racing, the fastest; in High School, the wisdom of understanding more than anybody; in Vaquera, seeing who turns their horse on a dime; in the Acoso y Derriba (testing the young bulls for stamina using a garrocha pole), who tips

their bull first, etc.. But, for years, I have not seen anybody--literally speaking--give a trophy to a horse.

Horses are rewarded with rosettes and blankets placed on their backs; statuettes are presented to the owners that, later on, are placed on bookcases and in the tack room….that is nothing for a horse to appreciate. A few years ago, at the home of Luis Ramos Paul, who rests in peace, the winning horse was given an earthenware pot full of carrots, together with the trophy awarded to the owner. And I can assure you that that horse gave a sigh that was worthy of listening to; a sigh of relief and relaxation that it transmitted to everyone the present, following a great performance in the arena.

At the last Doma Vaquera competition I attended, the winning horse, after having the rosette attached, gave an especially violent exhalation (which is usually accompanied by a body posture that shows a state of edginess or anxiety).

It was the horse expressing, which was worthy of notice, his state of exhaustion.

With these examples, I am trying to transmit to the readers that horses are always communicating.

It is important that we understand what they want to tell us at every moment: take care of me and think about what I truly need.

If we both speak the “same language,” we will undoubtedly strengthen the rider-horse/ownerhorse relationship. In the end, this will translate into balance, less stress for the horse and, therefore, better results at competition. ¡¡ Rafael Lemos

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the spanish horse: a passion that crosses boundaries

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today, and according to pre stud book data, there are more than 39,300 purebred spanish horses being bred outside of spain, in more than 60 countries, such as the united states, mexico, méxico, costa rica, france, germany, the united Kingdom, belgium, russia and thailand. this fact proves the interest for the breed the world over. several years ago, this same passion for the spanish horse and everything this entails reached chile at the hand of a businessman and breeder who turned his life’s passion into his way of life. felipe ibáñez scott managed to get the pre to shine in its own light in this western corner of south America, thanks to the creation of the escuela del Arte ecuestre (school of equestrian Art) in chile, which also contributed to increasing the breeding of pres among his countrymen. teXt: ISABEL BERMEjo

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TODAY, NOBODY doubts the international popularity of the Purebred Spanish horse. It is a well-known and appreciated breed thanks to its outstanding traits. Its beauty, noble spirit, intelligence and strength, in addition to its wonderful functionality and versatility have all been determining factors in its increased participation in major equestrian disciplines. Nevertheless, breeding PREs is not something new to the American continents, as there are some countries where the PRE herds have developed more rapidly.

In Chile, located in the southwestern most tip of South America, the arrival of PRE horses was much later than in other locations.

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report of a local businessman, rider and equine enthusiast since childhood, and above all else, a person who loved Spanish Horses; this was Felipe Ibáñez Scott. After visiting Spain several times, and upon seeking advice from experienced breeders, Ibáñez sent the first PRE horses to Chile. These horses made up part of what is Yeguada Nobleza del Parque, and were the foundation horses for the Escuela de Arte Ecuestre (School of Equestrian Art) in Chile, created in 2005. Although the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art (Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre) is his maximum inspiration, he has carefully developed his school with its own glory.

increased, and the breed has been linked to two essential concepts that have facilitated its slow, but constant expansion in the region: quality and local influence.

The origins of horses in Chile are closely linked to the history of Spain. After the discovery of America

by Christopher Columbus, many horses were shipped to the “New World” with the various expeditions from Spain. The first horses arrived in Chile in 1540, but they were mixed breeds; with the passing of time and the crossbreeding process, they became today’s Chilean horse.

The presence of Purebred Spanish Horses in the country is much more recent, and dates back to the 1990s.

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Felipe Ibañez Scot, founder of the School of Equestrian Art in Chile.

A sports and artistic challenge It has been ten years since the Escuela de Arte Ecuestre in Chile opened its gates. Over the years, the project has grown thanks to the initial work of Felipe and his wife Heather Atkinson, and later to the professionals who are currently on board. The School has 55 horses, all of which are PRE, chosen from among the 160 horses making up the stud farm. These horses train daily with the routines, in the arts of both dressage and carriage driving, thanks to the work of eight riders and 3 carriage drivers. Both the training of the riders and the horses is the responsibility of the Technical Director, Chilean Ricardo Donoso Valdivieso, who trained at the REAAE. Also, due to the growth and advances in dressage in the past few years, the work of the School has counted on the support of professionals from Spain, including Juan Huertas Roldán. Thanks to the efforts of the Executive Director, Andrés Salas García de Vinuesa, the School is greatly involved in dressage and in developing Spanish High School, which is a pioneering project in Chile.

Moreover, the institution has created the show “Fantasía andaluza” (Andalusian Fantasy), which offers beautiful esthetics and technical skill. The show offers a variety of numbers, such as, pas de

“Its beauty, noble spirit, intelligence and strength, in addition to its wonderful functionality and versatility have all been determining factors in its increased participation in major equestrian disciplines.”

trois, doma vaquera with a garrocha pole, elevated paces with airs above the ground, a seven-mare cobra, 4-inhand and pick-axe carriage driving teams in Andalusian (calersera) attire, ridden fantasy and an 8 or 10-horse carrousel, from among

the 22 to 28 horses that usually participate at each show. These include Gotardo—son of renowned Ermitaño III, the first Elite Breeding Stock—and Hallado—from Ganadería El Caldero—both of which play an important role in the show. The show has travelled throughout Chile, visiting the nation’s capital, Santiago, and various regions such as La Araucanía, where the School is located.

For Felipe Ibáñez, the School’s founder, the cornerstone of the institution is “to develop equestrian art with ridden horses and driving carriages, always focusing on purism, correctness and esthetic beauty.

The backing for the aforementioned project is our Stud Farm, an organization associated with the School, as it provides functional horses for our disciplines. Another strong point is that we have trained a group of riders from the grassroots by taking charge of the integrated technical preparation, so that they 11

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learn to ride correctly right from the beginning. We have used this same philosophy with our horses, that have been trained slowly, but with care at our own facility.” However, his major challenges are to “project the PRE in Chile, cultivate the art of classic equitation, compete and win the training test, as well as being a reference point of excellence in Chile for leaning equitation and the High School concept, and to consolidate an operation of excellence and sustainability both at the School and our Stud Farm.”

“For Felipe Ibáñez, the School’s founder, the cornerstone of the institution is “to develop equestrian art with ridden horses and driving carriages, always focusing on purism, correctness and esthetic beauty.”

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A model to be mirrored The ties between the Andalusian and Chilean schools are as real as the fact that the former is the main source of inspiration for the latter.

It is a model to be mirrored. Both organizations develop a common art and its directors, riders and drivers have collaborated together on many an occasion, although both institutions have noticeable differences. The horses at the Escuela de Arte Ecuestre in Chile, as

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“The ties between the Andalusian and Chilean schools are as real as the fact that the former is the main source of inspiration for the latter. It is a model to be mirrored. Both organizations develop a common art although both institutions have noticeable differences.” are the riders, express themselves with different shades and nuances which are all a reflection and expression of their native land.

Ibáñez specifies that “we work exclusively with PRE horses, bred by us here in Chile, and registered with ANCCE. We are full-fledged members and integrated into the organization and we strictly follow its standards and dispositions.”

Ibáñez confides in an increase in the PRE herd in Chile in the next few years, as a new stud farm has begun breeding. He points out that “all those who see a PRE in Chile are impressed by it many advantages, which are not seen together in other breeds here in this country.

My mission is to continue working for the PRE in Chile so that it is 14

appreciated for its extraordinary virtues, to place it on the pedestal it deserves. In this regard, I feel that I have a major responsibility before our country and before Spain.” As this breeder stated, “I can’t imagine another breed with these same qualities, and there is no other that surpasses it in classic equitation and vaquera riding, as seen in the show.”

Recently, member of the School travelled to Andalusia to meet with breeders and renowned equestrian institutions. It is an experience that forges bonds on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. ¡¡

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interview

marIano

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International 4* Dressage Judge 16

“in recent yeArs, the results At top level internAtionAl competitions speAK for themselves (...). in my opinion We must consolidAte A mArKet of oWners Who Are firmly resolved to bAcK the pre in top-level competition.” teXt: INMACULAdA RodRÍGUEz

He has been a RFHE (Spain’s Royal Equestrian Federation) Judge since 1989 and four years later, 3* International judge for the FEI (International Equestrian Federation). In the 2000 he was promoted by the FEI to International 4* judge and in 2003 he was named International Young Horses judge. Moreover, he has taken the FEI’s technical delegate course.

His work as an international judge includes such s judging at no less than six Young Horse World Championships, two European Junior Championships, at the Balkan Games and more than 100 international competitions, including CDIO, CDI5*, CDI-W (Final League) and the World Dressage Challenge in

Europe, America and Asia.

He was a member of the RFHE National Dressage Commission from 1997 to 2008 (president 2000-2004). He has been part of the RFHE National Technical Committee of Judges (1994-1998), on the ANCCE Board of Directors (1992-1998) and at present, he is a member of the Spanish Horse Opinion Forum. Within the ANCCE General Sport Commission, he is president of the Show Jumping Sub-committee and member of the Dressage Sub-committee.

As a Sports Technician in Equitation since 1994, Mariano Santos is also a judge for PRE Conformationfunctional Competitions and FEI commissioner. He is currently a member of the Technical Subcommittee of ANCCE Judges for Conformation-functional Competitions. In 2008, HM King Juan Carlos awarded Mariano Santos the Royal Order of Chivalry of Ronda medal.

How would you assess the last young Horses world Championships held in verden last August, where you judged?

The level was really high and I was so satisfied and proud to see two Spanish riders, Severo Jurado and Jordi Domingo win the World championship for 5 and 8 yearolds, respectively.

Although there were no PRe horses present, do you consider that the breeding and selection of spanish Horses has attained the quality currently required by world Championships?

Undoubtedly, the answer is affirmative. Presenting a young horse is very demanding and requires early dedication. We often

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With effort and the appropriate means, I believe that this is perfectly possible. Compared to other countries and breeds, in most cases, the PRE horses competing in the Olympics and in FEI Championships are still owned by their breeder. This is quite expensive and in the long run, it could lead to burn-out. In my opinion we must consolidate a market of owners who are firmly resolved to back the PRE in toplevel competition.

In recent years, have you perceived changes in international judges abroad when assessing PREs in the arenas, as compared to the image they previously had of the breed?

We always try to judge the quality of the horsemanship and of the paces, with no distinction between breed or type of horse.

We receive continuous training from the FEI in that sense and the international results of the various types of horses corroborate this, especially among higher-level judges with more experience.

We look for a healthy horse with good conformation, pleasant and easy to ride, a horse that moves well in its three paces and is able to more than cope with the demands of the Grand Prix.

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come across quite precocious competition in other breeds, but if we want to improve, we must compete with the rest in equality of conditions as the only pathway towards achieving true selection and improvement of the PRE. How would you assess the results obtained by PREs at international competition in recent years?

In recent years, the results in toplevel international competitions speak for themselves: Jerez, Athens, Hong-Kong, Kentucky, London and Normandy, to mention only the most important.

We can also breed and train competitive horses in categories

What do you think of the possibility of a medal in Rio? Competition is hard and there are countries that are quite difficult to beat. Nevertheless, the result achieved by our riders in Aachen invites optimism.

From your point of view, in what direction should the Purebred Spanish Horse continue to develop in Dressage?

Always seek quality, according to the general principles of universally accepted equitation, which are the same for any type of horse and have endured over time.

Competition, following FEI Rules, favors the selection of the best horse for classic equitation and appropriate training, too. In the long-term, we look for a healthy horse with good conformation,

pleasant and easy to ride, one that moves well in its three paces and is able to more than cope with the demands of the Grand Prix with no apparent effort and in harmony with its rider.

For breeders and riders, as an international judge, what advice would you give to our Spanish competitors who are competing with PRE Horses, both in Spain and abroad?

Persistence and perseverance; methodical work, always under the appropriate guidance and according to the principles of classic equitation, which knows no shortcuts. As the ancient Greeks stated: “The Gods place sweat over laurels.”

This year you have judged in European, American and Asian countries and in up-coming months you have several more commitments. How do you do it and where do you get the time?

We have to really be careful with our agendas, accepting only the

commitments that we can fulfil.

As for the time, my main work is construction and, unfortunately, given the recent economic situation in Spain, in recent years I have had more time free time than I would have wished.

Considered by many as the most international of the international judges--excuse me for repeating myself--what is you greatest reward?

Judging, above all else, is a huge honor, mainly due to the trust that the system has in us, and the responsibility that goes with it. We unselfishly offer our enthusiasm and technical knowledge to serve the sport, contributing the best of ourselves. It is in fact this service to sport that provides me the greatest personal satisfaction, which abundantly compensates my efforts and sacrifice, and the criticism that, with or without foundation, we sometimes receive from participants, family, trainers, owners, or the media.¡¡

Judging, above all else, is a huge honor, mainly due to the trust that the system has in us, and the responsibility that goes with it.

In 2008, HM King Juan Carlos awarded Mariano Santos the Royal Order of Chivalry of Ronda medal.

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Spain’s Dressage Team goes to the Olympics!

Spanish horses and riders were spot on! Once again, they were among the best of Europe with a splendid fourth place in the final, right behind the favorites—the Dutch, British and German teams. Already qualified for Rio de Janeiro, Spain has once again proven its abilities thanks to García Mena riding Norte Lovera from Yeguada Lovera, Martín Dockx Norte Lovera on Grandioso from Hampton Green Farm, bred by Yeguada Marín García, Morgan Barbançon the average for the seven judges and Beatriz Ferrer Salat. failed to reach 7.

Norte Lovera was the first to The strong point was Dani enter the arena; with his fine riding, Martín Dockx and Grandioso, who he performed a clean test with no achieved the best results for Spain mistakes. His passage, piaffe and with a score of 71.343% on the transitions were outstanding, thus first day of the Championship. Their earning scores between 7 and 8.5; piaffe earned a score of 9, given by except for the final piaffe in which

Grandioso III

judges Susanne Baarup and Annette Fransen-Iacobaeus. The score for the rider and his aids were awarded an 8 from all of the judges, except Anne Gribbons who granted a 9.

We’re packing our bags for Rio!!!

Congratulations to riders, breeders and coaches!! ¡¡

Training course for PRE Conformation and Movement In response to the widespread demand from breeders, ANCCE organized the first course on PRE Conformation and movement in Sevilla. This course was specific for breeders, farm managers, handlers and enthusiasts of the Purebred Spanish Horse. The objective was to learn more about the PRE, its body anatomy and the interrelationship between them.

The course was taught by Conformation and TQB judge, rider and handler Ignacio Bravo García.

He offered an in-depth analysis using photographs of the horse’s various body, as well as illuminating videos of how the horse uses the various anatomical areas and the influence of each on the horse’s movement.

Other courses are being planned throughout Spain once the summer has concluded. The dates will soon be published so that all those interested have timely information and can sign up. ¡¡ 20

In 2016, VAT will not be included in international competition entry fees The FEI (Fédération Équestre Internationale or International Federation for Equestrian Sports) has decided to exclude VAT from the international competition entry fee. This measure, which will have to be endorsed by the General Assembly, responds to a long-standing demand from organizing committees, as they consider that local taxes of each country (VAT or Value Added Tax) should not be included in the fee paid by the participants, fundamentally because these are not the same for all participants. When the FEI established a ceiling price for its fees, it seemed logical that this maximum price should not alter depending on the taxes of each country.

By announcing this change, international competitions will charge the participants separately; in addition to the entry fee, the corresponding VAT will be charged, which will vary depending on the country where the competition is being held. All will on the same playing field when depositing the maximum amount that the FEI has established for the entry fees.

This change in the rules will have major repercussions, especially for international circuits that have massive participation, as they will be able to increase their revenues. It will therefore affect organizers in Spain, where a good number of circuits take place. For that reason it is not surprising that the request for change has been greatly promoted by Spain’s Royal Equestrian Federation, which has done a great job defending the interests of Spanish organizing committees, although a simple application of logic would, in any case, serve to justify their hard work. ¡¡

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The Alta Escuela Española Association holds its 8th Ordinary General Assembly in Sevilla Lettera Group named 2015 Honorary Member The 8th Ordinary General Assembly of the Alta Escuela Española (Spanish High School) Association (AAEE) was held in the facilities of the Caja Rural Foundation in Sevilla.

The session was inaugurated at the second summons, by the president of the AAEE, Álvaro Domecq, who welcomed participants. He commented about the growing interest in this equestrian art on the current panorama, as well as national and international interest.

Vice-president Joaquín Fernández, took the stand to review the activities taking place during 2014-15; he highlighted the Course for judges of Spanish Riding and the celebration of the upcoming Spanish National Championship to be held in

October at Yeguada de la Cartuja-Hierro del Bocado. He also expounded on future plans that will be carried out and the formal request for ANCCE support.

To conclude the event, all the points on the agenda were unanimously approved. Grupo Lettera was appointed 2015 Honorary Member; this award was received by members of this firm from Sevilla, which has always supported the Alta Escuela Española Association from its grassroots.

With the presence of organizations such as ANCCE, the National Doma Vaquera Association and the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art, in addition to enthusiasts, breeders and other participants, an emotional event concluded with a glass of Spanish wine. ¡¡

Tribute to Farm Manager, Antonio Ramos Doma Vaquera was born in the south, and lives and continues, full of nostalgia and memories of those men of old whose names were repeated from mouth to mouth thanks to their art and enthusiasm; men, such as Antonio Ramos, farm manager at the Guardiola stud farm, who for many years was considered the best farm manager in Spain. He has received a tribute for his professional life with fighting bull and equines—more specifically the Purebred Spanish Horse—to which he contributed greatly towards its special and differentiating stamp.

Both under saddle and in-hand, he made horses worthy of admiration.

Together with the stud farm owner, he established a prototype within PRE breed quality. Even today, many breeders continue to search for this prototype.

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In his role as Farm Manager, he was presented with the Award for Best Stud Farm in 1991, 1992 and 1994, as well as certificates from Cria Caballar Office (Military Breeding Office) for the quality of his horses in 1979 and 1991. ¡¡

a chat with... in the section A chat with... we will visit da number of stud farms. thanks to interviews with their owners, we will learn about their origins, motivations... and their formula for success.

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How did you get into breeding Purebred spanish Horses?

Thanks to our passion for the Purebred Spanish Horse, we started our stud farm five years ago. It was the right timing to turn our longtime dream into reality: a small stud farm, but one with a lot of quality. The PRE is also a symbol of Spain, our country of origin, and undoubtedly the presence of these animals encourages us and makes Spain seem a little closer. your best stallion/mare/youngster is: It is very difficult to name a single horse. Our stud farm has only just started; we have few horses, but they have been carefully selected.

Perhaps we could highlight Preferida, a six year-old mare with magnificent movement and great potential; and Aragon YLH, a three and a half year-old colt, that Is already showing his potential. We believe that he inherited many of the qualities from his sire, Manchego, and his grandsire Gumiel. what are your priorities: sports, hacking, breeding, etc.?

We are looking for a horse aimed mainly at sports, with good movements and conformation.

Temperament is also a basic

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name of the stud farm: yeguada lĂłpez de haro. geographIcal locatIon: hemingway, juan dolio beach in the dominican republic, just 45 minutes from santo domingo, the oldest city in America, where the first horses arrived in the new World more than 500 years ago. orIgIns: the mares come from yeguada san Antonio in Zaragoza. the youngsters are by manchego Arb and impaciente ii.

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requirement for us; this is an important factor. Independently of the selection of its progenitors, we begin working from the first moments of the foals by handling it while it is still at its mother’s side and through consistent contact with humans, so that, in a very gentle way, they become used to our presence.

problems. It is a very pleasant climate, along with very leafy vegetation, which provides the paddocks with very good shady areas.

What future does the PRE horse have in your country?

A great future lies ahead. There are hardly any PREs in the Dominican Republic. Approximately 15. The presence and the positioning of the PRE, both in sports and in the equestrian world in general, are a real challenge. This fact is also helped by the country’s excellent geographical location; from here, other markets close at hand and with easy communication can be strengthened.

What makes the PRE special when compared to other breeds?

It is really very special. Its nobility, its beauty, it’s ability to learn, its harmony, its submissiveness, its willingness and communication with the rider, etc.. ¡¡

How does the Spanish Horse adapt to local climatic conditions?

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What do you like most about the Spanish Horse?

That is a most difficult question….

Everything.

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Thirty judges participated in the conformation workshop organized by ANCCE in Córdoba ANCCE, in collaboration with the Cordovan Association of PRE Horses Breeders, chose the city of Cordoba to host the first workshop for Conformation judges, with more than thirty participants. With eyes on the Spanish National Championship, paying special attention to practical matters, the workshop was presented by ANCCE president, Juan Tirado and the president of the Cordovan Association, Enrique Lovera. They were flanked by the ANCCE executive committee and the Conformation Competitions commission, responsible for explaining

the various aspects to be covered.

Among the many important aspects covered were the ANCCE competitions computer application, the creation of a Technical Subcommittee of Judges, the

2016 Spanish National Championship project and the Handbook on the Spanish Horse and its judging, as a reference book for use at competitions.

Juan Tirado thanked the judges for their collaboration in this technical workshop and requested their alignment with ANCCE to carry out the new projects. Such projects will define a new competitive framework suited to what the sector has been demanding for many years, making competitions more agile and attractive for breeders, enthusiasts and clients.

“The Competition Commission is developing a new format for the Spanish National Championship, to be published, with its corresponding Rules & Regulations, before the start of the first competition of the 2016 season,” explained Juan Tirado. ¡¡

FAIRS

ANCCE Informative Stand at the Ávila horse fair ANCCE in their desire to support and promote the PRE promotion throughout all of Spain, had an informative stand at the Ávila Horse Fair, during which the 14th International PRE Conformation Competition was held between the 13th and 16th August at the San Segundo Municipal Arena. The stand was visited by breeders and enthusiasts who were welcomed to discuss matters regarding the Association and the PRE Stud Book.

Promotional material about the breed, ANCCE and SICAB was distributed. Likewise, on Friday, the 14th of August, a glass of wine was offered to members of ANCCE. This moment of enjoyment served as a meeting point for breeders and various members of the management. ¡¡

ANCCE Breeders with municipal and regional political representatives

ANCCE presents measures before the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and the Environment, with the necessary guarantees for the Mexican authorities to reopen the market Since the General Under-Secretary for Health and Border Control at Spain’s Ministry of Agriculture, Food and the Environment informed that the health and welfare authorities at SAGARPA (Secretary of Agriculture, Breeding, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food)

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in Mexico had established precautionary measures which was to prohibit imported equines, whether originating in Spain or from Spain, ANCCE urgently presented the Ministry of Agriculture with a study that contemplates a number of measures. These measures

seek to offer maximum guarantees for the authorities in Mexico to recuperate their confidence in Spain and to re-open the market as quickly as possible.

ANCCE, as the organization handling the PRE Stud Book, has carried out this proposal. A meeting was held with Valentín Almansa de Lara, the Director General for Health and Welfare of Agricultural Production. He was presented with each of the measures

FROM NOVEMBER 17 TO 22 MEMBERS

ANCCE launches a new measure that benefits full-fledged members, with a special post-deadline inscription rate ANCCE, with its continuous efforts to benefit its members, is serving the interests of its full-fledged members by approving a measure in the form of a rebate for service 127 (Post-deadline inscription) provided by the PRE Stud Book. This same rebate was applied last June for services 103 (Identification for Inscription) and 206 (Basic Aptitude for Breeding). This new measure offers economic benefits for full-fledged members of ANCCE, in the form of €200 when registering (inscribing) a foal after the established deadline.

Currently, this service costs €300 per horse, and it will now be reduced to €100 for each horse.

Remember that in keeping with the current legislation, any horse born in 2014, in 2013 or previously, is already considered a post-deadline inscription (Service 127); in such cases, the breeder needs to request a Passport or an Equine ID from local authorities. Also, foals born in 2015 must be registered before the end of this year to be considered a normal inscription (Service 103).

As of now, and until November 30 of this year, to take advantage of this reduced rate, the Full-fledged Member must be current with all ANCCE payments up to December 31 of the previous year. Upon requesting this service from the PRE Stud Book, and should the breeder have an outstanding account with ANCCE, said breeder may not enjoy this benefit and the corresponding additional fee will be applied due to failure to meet the requirements for discounts. Said difference must be paid in full and may be included in future fees when requesting services or as a receipt included in the annual Association quota. ¡¡ Savings for full-fledged members of ANCCE when requesting Service 127 (Post-deadline inscriptions) Full-fledged Members

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and offered maximum guarantees for the safety and security of future exports.

Until these measures have been discussed with SAGARPA, they will not be made public. As soon as the Ministry provides the guidelines to be followed, all details will be announced.

For now, we can only say that the final goal is to guarantee the identity of horses being exported. With this,

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SICAB 2015, FIRST PRE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Coinciding with the celebrations of 25 years of SICAB history, ANCCE has taken another step forward in the international promotion of Purebred Spanish Horses and has converted the event into the 1st World PRE Championship.

It is a very special edition in which one of the main points of interest will be this new Conformation Final, which will be attended by the best Purebred Spanish Horses in the world.

Currently, Spanish horses are bred in almost 60 countries. Annually, horses come to SICAB from stud farms in a number of countries, including the US, Guatemala, Mexico, France, United Kingdom and Switzerland. That is why ANCCE sustains that we must continue to work towards the globalization of the breed, and as a result, the international promotion of this commercial showcase. As such, SICAB is the ideal setting for PRE breeders. What better way to enhance the event than to create the World Purebred Spanish Horse Championship to position it as a reference not only at the national and international level, as it is today, but also making it a world-class event.

Lastly, the corresponding Commission is working to adapt the specific SICAB Rules & Regulations.

Also, we are working on a new conformation competition model for 2016, which will be published once work has concluded. ¡¡

we hope to avoid the incident at hand. Borders were closed due to fraudulent practices on behalf of a number of exporters during the certification process.

Moreover, ANCCE has offered the Ministry the possibility of providing an export service for breeders, controlled throughout the entire process to provide maximum guarantees. ¡¡

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The Functionality test

The ANCCE Press Office has asked me to write an article about the Functionality test. It is an extremely broad and wideranging topic. It covers analysis, past, present and future, texting optimization, judging, presentations, etc.. These topics will be covered in two separate articles. You can read the first below, while the second, for the next issue, will cover more practical information applying to the paces of the horse.

Let’s start from the beginning! carlos núñez

TEXT: IGNACIO BRAVO

conformation Carlos Núñez

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GIVEN THAT MOST people are not interested in anything else and being that it is a very controversial subject, I would like to share my opinion about what is happening right now and about the changes approved in 2015. Better stated, the change as it has simply been to replace Conformation judges with Category “A” Dressage judges.

Certainly, it is a daring decision that generates consequences in every direction but for the most part, contrary to the repercussions from the poor situation judging found itself in.

The most common shortcomings or the most frequent cases arising from the old system were not to judge the Functionality test at all, leaving all the horses level-pegging if you forget about the tenths, or to judge depending on the conformation result; these are two very serious situations that breach the rules. In addition, these are unforeseeable for the participant as it was difficult to know what the situation would be when competing on any given day. Judging could go well, which happened in some cases, or one of the aforementioned situations could

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arise. All three situations lead to very different results.

Our scores, with the previous and the current judges, are a good example.

No matter who won, riders would have continued to seeking the applause of a fool rather than the silence of a wise person; this was less serious since a more spectacular performance was appreciated over correct paces, which, in too many cases, were inexistent.

Many presentations completely missed the lower levels of the Training Scale, even the health of the horse and worldwide norms for animal wellbeing were overlooked; however, on occasion, despite it all, they triumphed, without taking into consideration the damage done to the horses. The result of this was that PRE horses that were successful in equestrian disciplines were not presented in Conformation competitions.

A competition category like that had a limited lifespan; as the sector advances, it slowly but inevitably becomes more professional, and this hinders good professionals from entering the sector, unless they paid

the price of Olympic athletes. There have been champions whose training for Functionality has cost more than others have investing in taking them to Grand Prix. The importance lies in the fact that is was far from the ideal showcase when it came to promoting the breed, which should, logically and according to the regulations, be the baseline objective of a competition— that was the initial motivation of it all.

Personally, I believe that Functionality test judging should focus on a more healthy form of equitation and in accordance with the nature of the PRE, the breed quality its use and its markets. We must move away from rushed spectacular strides full of tension, imbalances and defects to promote unrestricted horses, their impulsion coming through calmness, regularity and natural balance. In short, judging the Functionality of the PRE is none other than seeking a horse that is versatile and easy to ride on difficult occasions (equestrian disciplines) and calm; the horse moving freely, working through its whole back and with its energy oscillating from the hindquarters to the forehand, passing through the entire body of a freemoving and flexible horse.

All of this is synonymous to quality.

These virtues have direct repercussions for the horse’s response to the Training Scale, something for which the new judges are much better trained, experienced and used to seeing.

The independence of these judges while judging is also very important and positive—absolutely not influenced by the Conformation result—something that is a major advantage for the Rules & Regulations.

It liberates the Conformation judge from this second judging. Each is able to perform their job professionally. The criteria are more solid and, therefore, less susceptible to external influence.

Luckily for the horse, it will be judged by market demands and consumer criteria, a group to which these judges belong. This is much more logical, as it contributes real information and added value; their conclusions will be less contradictive of market and selection criteria.

Breeding policies have a great responsibility in the handling, promotion and future of the Breed.

Both the Rules and the judge have, in this sense, an ethical obligation to give a maximum and rational performance, to become together in a transparent line, which has quality, and render justice for the Spanish Horse and the sector’s efforts. To achieve this, ANCCE must provide judges with the necessary tools to make this willingness foolproof: tools such as work and consensus meetings with the judges, and good arenas at the competitions to present the horses on appropriate surfaces; this is something that improves scores considerably and strengthens the PRE image. Most important of all: design suitable tests that allow judges to see more quality of paces and less handling influence or rider factor.

Simple changes were designed some time ago now, which allowed us to see the horse’s natural balance, its ability for self-carriage and differentiated level based on age.

Incomprehensibly, those in charge at that time refused to change the current exercise or test, which has been performed since 1986. We owe a lot to this text, not for its design, but rather because it is obligatory.

It was, nonetheless, useful, because it has brought a certain degree of

The variations within the paces are collected, working, medium, extended and free, but within these, there is variability depending on the age of the horse and its level of training.

Yerbero, owned

by Yeguada Ac and bred

by Salvador Sanchez-Barbudo Martin.

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To judge functionality is judge a horse that is versatile and easy to ride on difficult occasions and calm, with the horse moving freely, working through its whole back and with its energy oscillating from the hindquarters to the forehand, lacking in tension yet flexible.

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professional handling to the Breed, with very positive consequences in selection and results. It served to eradicate those horses, literally unable to canter or to walk—so common 30 years ago—that could not even trot correctly, but that looked great.

Until recently, the best score for walk, trot or canter was awarded to three different horses and one of these was the Champion. Today that is not the case. You can now see many horses with quality in their three paces.

The current test motivates some breeders to invest fortunes in getting the movement from a nag that in a good horse should be inborn. This does not do the breed any favors. In competition, the results and the successes obtained through major investments in the rider factor are fair, but when it comes to selection, we must not forgotten that it all depends upon genetics; the “rider-factor,”, on the other hand, is not inherited. The same thing happens when you use science to improve imperfections. To keep an elite sport horse in competition for a few more years by means of expensive veterinary advances is logical; to chemically influence a retarded horse so that it can compete in this simple test for sire stallions is absurd, and ethically is only justified by ignorance.

This is how serious defects survive and expand from one generation to the next. They become associated with the genetic package of very spectacular and

beautiful individuals. In the end, they secretly convince a sector that is more passionate than professional.

The problems that I sense, and from where new problems could originate are: First, and perhaps the only justified complaint are the competitions abroad, with few participants in the sire stallion sections, hindered by the prices of the flights. This obligatory nature does not facilitate the organization of competitions in places where it is a good idea to promote the PRE. I think that we lose more than we gain by not promoting and facilitating more competitions outside of Spain. Not only for the Rules.

I believe that all the work carried out to facilitate these is positive. It is a proven fact that countries importing greater numbers of horses are those that hold several competitions a year; events where interest in the PRE never wanes.

The score for breed quality is one of our faults; it is a mistake that the concepts of breed definition under saddle are not sufficiently enumerated.

The breed quality talks about the horse’s capacity for collection, balance and ease, elevation, suspension, extension, selfcarriage, etc.. Half of the breed quality talks about the way the Purebred Spanish Horse moves, but it does not differentiate traits; it simply says that it should as good as possible.

The Category “A” Dressage judge is accustomed to judging thousands of rider/horse combinations every year.

That is very positive. The only thing that they should know, in the case of this aptitude test for horses, is to try to assess the quality of paces rather than the quality of the presentations. In this case, the scores differ; here, concepts such as submission, seat or position are not taken into consideration. The score is specifically for the paces. In Dressage, a quality horse, after presenting its work, could perfectly be the last; on the other hand, in the Functionality test, except in extreme cases where this quality was impossible to appreciate, this should not happen. Logically, it is necessary to perform the test correctly and the rider will show the best or the worst of his/her horse. On the contrary, a good test from a horse with no quality would also have a very different result in each case.

Carlos Núñez

One of the problems when theorizing and explaining the quality of the paces is that speaking and with pictures, we can only cover one fact at a time. It is a bit like cooking several ingredients that interact simultaneously. In practice, it is necessary to pay attention to several aspects at the same time and quickly decide the degree of importance of each. It is necessary to work on several variables. It is sometimes necessary to assess several points at the same time while we can only see the isolated characteristics from a theoretical and structured position. In practice, it is difficult to discriminate, but the consequences arise from the presentation and in the Training Scale.

For example, it is necessary to bear in mind that a horse must have self-carriage and go forward in balance; this has a repercussion in the position of the head and that the neck is stable and correct, in that the neck should be open, the front of the head should be vertical or just in front of the vertical; the back should vibrate and absorb the movement with active and engaged hindquarters; the tendency should be clearly uphill, and so forth. All of these points are a consequence of the quality of the paces but also, they are inevitably influenced by the handling. In summary, only an expert can differentiate the ingredients. In fact, anyone who is able to accurately gauge the paces of a young horse can make a living from that.

We need a consequence of quality and, clearly, this is balance and ease, with an unquestionable result in the regularity, infinitely more than the badly understood spectacular performance.

We must not forget that regularity of paces is an essential and common characteristic, required from all the movements, whether under saddle or not, and from all the variations within the paces.

The walk must be regular, frank and loose.

The trot must be elastic, regular, sustained and active.

The canter, also regular, must be light and cadenced.

Impulsion is a psychological attitude that responds with a physical positioning of the conformation that reflects how

the horse moves. Not only does have nothing to do with speed, but rather, by reducing it to minimums is when we can verify whether or not it exists. This is the difference between impulsion and inertia; two words that must not be confused. They are opposites.

An always active impulsion will lead to freedom of the forehand and good engagement of the hindquarters.

Likewise, total freedom of movement is required, without tension or resistance.

This position of the horse’s body, which enables it to move forwards in balance, depends totally upon the quality of its conformation, but in a test, this can also be improved by training.

It must be mentioned that cadence can be appreciated in the trot and in the canter. This is the result of the harmony shown by a horse when it moves regularly, with impulsion and in balance. Cadence should be maintained throughout the different exercises.

Faults in the rhythm could be momentary or constant, persisting during the test, the pace or the work on one of the reins. There can be no compromises regarding rhythm; uniformity in this respect must be insisted upon both on the straight line and on curves, as well as while making transitions and during any exercise, and also in the variations within a single pace: whether free, collected, medium or extended. The clarity of the pace is also

Nazareno XXXII, 2010 Functionality Champion, owned by Fermín Bohórquez Escribano.

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Armas Tarugo, owned by Yeguada El Cedro MC and bred by Florencio Moreno Muñoz.

The walk has to be regular, frank and loose; the trot elastic, regular, sustained and active; and the canter must also be regular, light and cadenced.

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an absolute priority. Where one stops, another starts; there must be fluency in the transitions, ease and coordination.

The correct rhythm of each pace, with its times being clear, is evidence of correct quality; consequently, we are able to see how frank the pace is, lack of tension, uniform contact and the straightness of the horse. For example, when we see a horse that is unable to find a balanced rhythm, this could be due to several causes: Handling: a term in the middle for something between being caused by conformation and being caused by method, usually stemming from mouth, poll and neck. Or almost completely due to conformation: limb alignment, an angulation contrary to what is desirable in the bony areas and joints, poor construction of the top line, ribs, or defects, bone disease and injuries. In both cases, the more the rider pushes, the worse the horse will go.

I mentioned that it is essential to try and assess the paces rather than the variation within the pace, but a judge cannot just guess. Sometimes, by improving or increasing the variation within the pace, the superiority of a horse can be demonstrated. On the other hand, other horses, when the difficulty

of the presentation is increased, show all their faults and lack of quality. This deficiency, perhaps with a more moderate variation, would be missed.

The maximum development of the horse’s supporting strength progressively leads to a growing self-carriage and a better posture, but only when the horse has the quality for it. Therefore, if the test does not ask for this and should the rider try to present it—unnecessarily and above the possibilities of the horses and its level of training—the result will be negative.

The variations within a pace are collected, working, medium, extended and free, but within these, there is variability depending on the age of the horse and its level of training. For example, the working pace of a Grand Prix horse could be more collected than the collected pace of that same horse when it was a 6 year-old.

Training improves the variation within the pace, but not the pace, although it does hide and dissimulate its deficiencies, by means of gymnastics and an appropriate setting in hand, the horse gains balance and learns how to counteract its defects in other joints. The defects and virtues of a horse have a life of their own; they increase or decrease according to the gymnastics and training received. For this reason, it is not the same to value the pace as the variation within the pace, although it is clear that an increase in the difficulty of the variation, with no negative consequences on the movement itself, demonstrates its excellence.

In the judges’ isolated assessment of the three paces in the Functionality test, the medium and extended walk are assessed, in addition to the working and extended trot and canter. Six marks are given, all with a coefficient of two. The medium and working paces are presented on both reins and the extended on a straight line across the diagonal.

The assessment has two more marks without a coefficient; these are for the general impression and the breed quality.

The total score obtained in Functionality is equal to 25% of the overall score in the Conformation competition and each pace accounts for a quarter of the test.

To be continued…¡¡

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FLYING CHANGES TEXT: jorge conde

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Having consolidated the initial stages of the Training Scale, when the horse is five years of age, it will begin to give us isolated flying changes—after two years of Dressage training—and by the age of six, it should perform these for the first time at competition. In the test for 6 year-olds, the Preliminary test asks for two flying changes on the diagonal; in the Final, four changes are requested: two on the short diagonal and two from counter canter at the end of the long sides of the arena. A competition horse performs flying changes at level 4, the stage at which it has reached 100% on the Training Scale, including collection; this was the last parameter of the working method explained in the previous issue of this magazine.

Prior Preparation To reach flying changes, the horse should, throughout the learning process, have worked for almost a year on simple changes; this will have given it the ability to carry its weight on its hindquarters.

It will have the knowledge to shorten its strides and to balance itself and, most importantly, to carry itself. Thus, the horse will have been gently introduced to flying changes.

They are many techniques to work on this exercise. It is one of the most personal with regards to its aids. This is the justification why horses that change well,

even when ridden by experts, can fail in their flying changes.

It is very important that the horse reacts to the change in the aids (legs and body weight) and that it does not learn how to change, thinking ahead of the rider, simply due to the slight change in the bend of its neck. Because of this, the aids should be marked with precision, but, in addition to this, coordinated with each other, almost imperceptible to the viewer. If this was not enough, these aids must be given at a precise time with regards to the moment of suspension in the horse’s canter. That is to say, the rider has to control an ample number of factors.

The Most Common Methods to Start Changes As mentioned previously, it is a very personal exercise and there are many methods for its execution. In all of these, calmness, correction and rewarding the horse when it does something correct

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dressage are key, as are avoiding abuse and the over-repetition of exercises, especially at the start. Starting with a few exercises, to gradually and progressively build up their numbers gives the horse time to assimilate what it is learning. Personalizing the instructions depending on the horse’s characteristics and needs will determine the attitude of the horse when faced with flying changes.

Some of the possible methods are: 1. On a figure of eight, start by inserting simple changes; then shorten the number of intermediate steps. Once the horse has identified the exercise, ask it for the change.

The movement of the rider’s weight and the moment of the change can be appreciated.

Distinguido X, owned

by Yeguada Los Pinos and ridden

by Ignacio Ramblas, was bred by Yeguada Romero Benítez.

“For a flying change to receive a high score, certain innate qualities are required. The PRE naturally has these qualities; undoubtedly, when breeding, we must strengthen and look after for the future: strength, elasticity and an uphill tendency.”

2. From counter canter, strike-off in a correct canter on the long side, change using a small half-circle and once in counter canter, ask the horse to take its weight onto the opposite side. Make sure that its shoulders are in-line with its hindquarters and, once you are sure it is ready, ask for the change.

3. On the short diagonal, after asking for a simple change on the short side, to bring the horse’s weight well back, turn onto a short diagonal and check that the horse is going forward and is straight.

Only when you are sure it is ready and straight should you ask for the change.

4. From leg yielding, turn onto the center line and ask for a leg yield. This will help to put the horse straight and balance it.

All these methods have the same objective: prepare the horse towards a favorable moment, well-balanced and straight, while at the same time 44

placing its body so that it favors the moment of the change. This does not mean that these are the only methods.

Only the knowledge of the rider or an experienced trainer at his/her side together with the technical indications will successful results be obtained.

Good or Bad Flying Changes The flying change is a mechanical exercise. Although there may be surprises, everything appears to indicate that a horse whose canter has a good period of suspension, is well-balanced and has done appropriate gymnastic work with good self-carriage in its canter will produce the best changes. By nature there are horses that find them very easy; however, there are others that find this exercise more complex.

The Main Problems of Flying Changes When carrying out flying changes, the main problems are:

“When a horse calmly performs canter-walk transitions and its strides are always of equal length, then it is ready for flying changes.”

Nuno Oliveira.

BOB LANGRISH

Correct, efficient and balanced flying change that take long strides with the hind legs.

Norte Lovera, owned

by Yeguada Lovera and ridden by JosĂŠ Antonio GarcĂ­a Mena.

- Changing leg through trot: the horse takes intermediate strides of trot or even walk.

- Changing front and back legs at different times: this is when the horse changes its hind legs first or, more usually, its forelegs to then take an intermediate disunited stride and finally changes the other legs.

- Hind legs together: the horse puts its hind legs on the ground at the same time, to change in front, before coordinating its hindquarters.

But at the moment of the change both hind legs move together.

- Short step: here the change is correct, but the horse could be changing with a good length of stride with its forelegs, while behind, the length of stride of the hind legs is very short, thus losing clarity.

- Flat: the horse has hardly a moment of suspension.

- Downhill: its hindquarters jump with the croup, putting its weight on its forehand, to lose balance.

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dressage In other words, the facility with which a horse executes—or fails to do so—is dependent upon all of the aforementioned factors. This includes those inherent to the horse itself, and the external factors that come through learning.

Great trainers have already stated this fact. I have known Central European horses with no ability for flying changes and PRE horses as well. Likewise, I have seen just the opposite. Consequently, it cannot be stated that it is an exercise that is easier or more difficult for a PRE horse than for any other breed.

We must, of course, be very careful in the preparation work and follow the appropriate rules to successfully culminate the process.

For a flying change to receive a high score, certain innate qualities are required. The PRE naturally has these qualities; undoubtedly, when breeding, we must strengthen and look after for the future: strength, elasticity and an uphill tendency. ¡¡

- Losing straightness: the horse either moves its hindquarters to one side or, if they are sequential changes, every time it changes it leaves the diagonal line.

- Tension: one of the keys to flying changes is that the horse must be capable of preserving a quality canter. When you start to suggest the change to the horse, if it does not understand what you want, it will tend to tense-up until it understands.

It is easy to spoil some things (it could shorten its neck, become stressed and, in general, it is could easily become rigid). If the horse is tense when changing legs, this will make the exercise difficult for it and therefore, reduce its score.

Flying Changes and the Purebred Spanish Horse Evidently, the flying change is not an exercise for which a given breed is a determining factor.

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“One of the secrets of flying changes is to have the horse’s shoulders on the same track as the hindquarters.

Many riders start their changes with the hindquarters ahead of the forehand.”

Nuno Oliveira.

The change in the rider’s aids can clearly be seen. The horse is up-hill and at the moment of suspension.

Bajel de Valdesol, owned

by Yeguada Valdesol and ridden by Isidro Maldonado.

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Brilliant and Noteworthy Flying Changes To start with, flying changes must be clean and clear; they must be bouncy and expansive, well-balanced and uphill, energetic, straight and with impulsion. If they are sequential changes, it is essential that the horse changes on the strides asked for in each test (every 4, 3, 2 or 1); the total number of changes must also correct and the series is located on a welltraced, straight diagonal, as well as the central change being on or very near to “X”.

Regarding the precision of the change, according to the Dressage Handbook, this should take place when the horse’s nose reaches the letter. For example, in the Prix St Georges test or the Intermediate I, which have changes at the end of the diagonal, the change should be executed when the nose of the horse reaches the letter. As stated in the guidelines for the test, it is on the last stride while still on the diagonal, and not on the outside track having left. This type of error, very common in the execution of these tests, lowers the score by at least one point.

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The PRE, an ideal breed for lower-level show jumping “in my opinion, no other breed offers such a pleasant jump as the spanish horse, and for the amateur rider, this must be a priority.” teXt: áNGEL PERALTA

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show jumping

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If I look back in time, and try to remember where my passion for the equine horse world begins, I recall a childhood image riding my first mares, Brinca (daughter of Cabriola) and Época—both with Peralta brands—it was with them that I made my tracks into the world of equestrianism. They both had enormous hearts for show jumping and, perhaps, that pinch of Spanish blood had a lot to do with how we performed as partners for many years. Época was a very courageous mare who, when she got into a rhythm, she was a real artillery cannon.

Among the great moments we shared as a pair, I remember a wonderful victory at the 1995 final for Alevines (for 9-11 year-olds) at the Spanish National Championship in Getxo (Bilbao); we won bronze at the Andalusian Championship and gold at the 1997 Spanish National Championship, in the category for 13-15 year-olds, held in Seville.

My initial experience as a novice show jumping rider leads me to think about the functionality of the Purebred Spanish Horse (PRE) for the lower levels of this discipline. The PRE is an ideal horse for young people who have the possibility of training as riders. Undoubtedly, to participate with a PRE is an added incentive to participate at the most important dates on the PRE calendar: SICAB. This event is the maximum international expression for Purebred Spanish Horse enthusiasts and for horses in general. An ideal competition houses an arena with 6,000 spectators and is offered live on the SICAB.TV portal. It is an impressive backdrop to start out in the competition world.

Today, we are on the starting line, moving towards a horizon that seeks to promote the PRE as a suitable horse to demonstrate its lovely nature in show

jumping. This discipline currently has the largest number of federation licenses, thus making it a major market option that we are failing to take advantage of.

Based on the data from Spain’s Royal Equestrian Federation (RFHE), there are some 55,000 equestrian licenses, of which 50% are for hacking, training courses, etc.. Therefore, I dare estimate, without much of a margin for mistakes, that there are between 8,000–10,000 people participating in show jumping.

On occasion, I am asked why I have so much faith in the Purebred Spanish Horse for show jumping. My response is if we assume that horses always demonstrate the qualities demanded by this sport, an option with which you can rest assure is a PRE, or at least, that is what my experience has shown me. Selection is very important;

The PRE is an enormous heart that ensures their honesty. By intelligently managing their resources means that their jump is comfortable and smooth. testing horses loose greatly facilitates this task. If we truly find a stallion or mare with aptitudes for this discipline, we must value them and place them in a showcase for breeders, horsemen and enthusiasts to see. With the current number of stud farms in Spain, it would be very interesting to create a PRE show jumping circuit, where such values as honesty and versatility are rewarded.

Soon after I proposed this article, I chatted with Javier Valiente, general director of the Foundation for the Promotion of Equestrian Sports. This organization is promoting a new equestrian discipline in Spain: 49

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Technique and Style Tests, very similar to what is known as Hunter in some other countries (Style in the UK). For this, elegant and light riding is essential.

It creates greater awareness of what is required in a show jumping round, all of which is marked by judges, just as is customary for Dressage tests. At 50

The learning capacity of a PRE is infinite thanks to which limited training is possible with little investment.

these competitions, the horse’s performance is not being judged; rather, what is sought is the quality of horsemanship in the rider and not that of their mount.

The competitions would include jumps of moderate heights; therefore a magnificent jumping horse is not necessary.

It is the rider’s work and the way they use the arena that is judged. To promote these, it is essential to have clinics for riders aiming for a discipline where “our” horses could be a favorite. The participant profile for these competitions is that of a person with an awareness of time and economics, with horses having the heart to jump medium heights, and who seek out the most learned aspects of show jumping. If we show interest, I assure you that we will enjoy the full support of this Foundation, which has already started down this path.

Another place where PRE horses could be considered an ideal horse is at riding schools that are authorized for the official training courses for Sport Technicians, for which there are three levels. These schools need Purebred Spanish Horses for their students.

In conclusion, I would like to highlight the positive aspects of the PRE. They have an enormous heart that ensures their honesty.

By intelligently managing their resources means that their jump is comfortable and smooth.

Their learning capacity is infinite thanks to which limited training is possible with little investment… and in addition to it all, as I have commented to some breeders on more than one occasion, PREs are like a wrench: their versatility means that one horse can have many uses. In summary, I believe that no breed is capable of such a pleasant jump. And this should be a priority for amateur riders. ¡¡

equestrian route

A life-changing experience The Way of St. james riding a PRE Riding a Purebred Spanish Horse along the Way of St. James is a unique experience. It is not only the personal challenge, but also the significance of travelling along “one of the most important cultural highways of Europe” in the company of a beloved friend. teXt: PEdRo MAdERA

The way of st. james passes through all types of landscapes; it offers the wide range of views and sights that spain has to offer.

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When you cinch up for the first time in Roncesvalles, a special sensations ripples through your body. Everything is prepared. With the best saddle available, the stirrups are adjusted to the perfect length, thus causing no discomfort your horse. With the very first step, you notice a special something in the expression of the horses. They know they are about to undertake a major endeavor. For most, it is a-once-ina-lifetime experience and they know that throughout the 800 kilometers (almost 480 miles), there will be incidence and unexpected adventures that are not on the program.

There is always something that is noteworthy. Reaching the Plaza de Obradoiro on horseback is not the final goal, nor is slowly trotting past the cathedral in Leon the only surprising experience. Riding the Way enshrouds the excitement of little details; those that are hardly ever appreciated in this day and age. Galloping through the fields of Burgos once the wheat has been harvested, seeing the happiness of local farmers as they greet horse and rider, or leaving Irache after having spent the night in the Monastery, are all magical moments. These are the little details that encourage pilgrims to leave the corral so that they can enjoy a peaceful meal of hot stew just outside Astorga or have a swim in the Orbigo River.

Preparing In all truth, such a journey on the back of a PRE has that antiquated toughness that makes it different. The simple fact that we are travelling with a horse pre-conditions everything, but at the same time, we will establish very special ties with our mount.

When travelling on horseback, it is advisable to travel as a group, with other riders and the logistical support of a vehicle, if possible. It is

not just a matter of sharing common interests with friends, but also the fact that there are risks that should not be overlooked.

If you fail to find travel-mates, you can always use the age-old travelers’ trick of looking for them.

Caminosantiagoacaballo.com and Caminoacaballo.com offer all types of routes and itineraries. If you rule out the possibility of travelling with an organization, it might be a good idea to take a road trip first, to reserve stables for your horse.

Stables are few and far between, which is not the case when it comes to hotel accommodation. Of course, it is also advisable to leave the hard feed that your horse normally eats, at the stable when you reserve it, so that your mount need not suffer excessive changes in its feed. The prolonged effort, a new diet and the tension of traveling could cause conflicts for the horses.

In fact, when it comes to preparation, it would be a good idea to consider such an excursion as a marathon. A resistance test needs a series of decisions that could condition the experience. Selecting the right horse is essential. The horse of choice must be willing to work, be forward going, enjoy the journey, accustomed to all types of noise and have the necessary functional training to make it operative. The most beautiful horse is not always the best. That is a fact right from day one.

On the Way The conditioning factors prior to the preparation shrink to nothing when it comes to the actual Way. Whether you settle for the route from Somport or Roncesvalles, the experts and guides calculate that the trip will take sixteen (16) days. Of course, it is all a matter of speed and timing. There are longer sections, ideal for cantering, between NĂĄjera and Burgos, and 53

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another stretch between Frómista and León. These are combined with harsh legs in the mountains, such as the Villafranca del Bierzo mountain pass and the climb to O Cebreiro, which are always a challenge.

Once in Galicia, it is commonplace to encounter other

stable, it is hard and continuous work where lameness is frequent. That is why the last few kilometers or miles, from Palas de Rey to Santiago, are especially enjoyable. On the one hand, you know that you have completed the Way; on the other hand, it is the joy of having done it on horseback.

fifty to sixty kilometer stretches are not too much for any well trained horse. riders and horses. It seems that the last 100 kilometers (62 miles) to earn one’s pardon for sins makes the stretch a more accessible challenge.

The views from Padornelo are only comparable to those of the woods near Sarria. Although it seems that there are two equestrian routes, those of Sarria and Samos, villages such as San Mamede do Camiño and San Cristovo will undoubtedly provide unexpected sights.

Daily stretches are usually 50 to 60 km (30-37 miles); this is not too much for a horse living in a field, with good training or one that is used to the route. For horses that spend their days in a stall, inside a 54

Travelling the Way of St. James on horseback costs well above €6000; this amount could be slightly less—about €3000—if the departure point is from Astorga. In most cases, the decision lies in the amount of time available for the endeavor and individual interests. It is not just travelling the Way, but enjoying everything the experience has to offer. The castle in Ponferrada is as important as the one in Villafranca.

The Castrojeriz Collegiate is as timeworthy as the Church in Viana. The Molinaseca Bridge is just as beautiful as the one known as Puente la Reina over the Arga River. The decision is in your hands. ¡¡

WHAT TO REMEMBER - Although inspections are rare, it is always advisable to have all documentation regarding vaccines in your travel pouch, together with passport and federation id, which offers advantages for owners.

- A veterinarian check-up before the trip rules out possible injuries or wounds and is almost as important as a luxury hotel.

- of course, your horse should always be equipped with new shoes. carrying an emergency kit to remove a shoe or extra nails to fix it is a must. it is not that difficult and it will no doubt save time and problems.

- Another option is to carry a set of rubber boots for equine emergencies. the same holds true for the rider.

- equipment must also be carefully placed on the horse. Appropriately placed saddle bags and correctly strapped belongings are better than having the rider carry a backpack. in this case, the age-old saying of “pride comes before a fall” is applicable. Western esthetics may be very attractive, but in this day and age, there are multi-use and lightweight items that save time, energy and stress.

- A recommendable and essential garment is the helmet, which very few use. A good helmet not only protects you, but it also serves as a sun shade and can be used as a drinking bowl (for your horse) or a dipper (for you), should the need arise. the same holds true for a short whip. it is as useful as it is esthetic. it is not uncommon to have to push other horses away, or confront other animals that might appear along the pathway.

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national associations EXTREMADURA

Carmen Pinilla, reelected president of AECCPRE

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ast June saw the Presidential elections at the Extremadura Association of the Purebred Spanish Horse Breeders, where the candidacy led by Carmen Pinilla was elected.

She came to this election backed by Fernando Molina and José Mª Fernández-Daza as Vicepresidents; Ramón Jiménez as Treasurer; Isabel Martin as the Secretary; Miguel Granda and Teodoro Arroyo were elected as members-atlarge. The new board is eagerly looking forward performing their duties at this Association founded in 1988, with the following guidelines: To attend to the suggestions and questions posed by all the member breeders, reinforce internal communication, ensure the invitation of all the breeders to meetings and fight against the present apathy, a consequence of the poor marketing in recent years.

To promote AECCPRE in Extremadura, attending competitions of different disciplines, conferences, discussions and workshops; to continue rewarding the best Purebred Spanish Horses at competitions held in Extremadura while making the Association

Carmen Pinilla, current president, with Extremadura breeders Fernando Vargas and José Antonio Rosa.

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accessible to the enthusiasts in the region.

To strengthen ties with the institutions of the Extremadura Government: Regional Ministry of Agriculture, University Veterinary Hospital in Cáceres, Censyra (Center for Animal Selection & Reproduction) and General Office for Trade and Extremadura Avante (Regional Investment Office), in an effort to improve and start up new national and international promotional programs.

To promote Conformation competitions organized by the Association. Although they have a prestige history without incidents and there being a magnificent atmosphere among the breeders, in these difficult years participation has been affected and despite the availability of grants for horses competing at the most recent competitions of Zafra and Trujillo.

To continue publishing and improving ExtremaduraPRE, a magazine that has, in a very short time, become one of the Association’s best signs of identity and a meeting place for the breeders that it represents. ¡¡

Castilla-La Mancha

Workshop about abortions in mares

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uly 11, the Purebred Spanish Horse Association of Castile-La Mancha (ASOCAMAN-PRE) organized a workshop about abortions in mares, by Concepción Gómez-Cuétara, a doctor of Veterinary science and Technical Director of the Callejones del Duende Equine Reproduction Center.

Concepción Gómez Cuétara spoke of the different causes behind abortions in mares, both sporadic and infectious. She went into depth regarding abortions due to rhinopneumonitis (equine herpesvirus) and infectious placentitis— the main current causes of abortion at stud farms. She continued to explain how to diagnose such events, and, above all, how to prevent them thanks to vaccination protocols and control methods that can be established.

At the end of her report, the doctor responded to all the questions posed by participants. The general opinion of the attendees was very positive, since it helped

them acquire greater knowledge on the topic.

As a finale, hor d’oeuvres were served so that participants could discuss and exchange information regarding subjects of interest. ¡¡

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international associations UNITED STATES

Fritz Stahlecker Clinic regarding the HSH method

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Exercises at walk using the Stahlecker HSH method.

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ave Johnston and Dr. Carole FrancisSwayze opened the clinic with a report on the theory that underlies the German HSH method (Hand Saddle Hand / Hand-seat-hand) with the horse Soñador.

The goal behind this method is to prepare the horse, aged between two and four years, for Dressage, without riding it. A majority of the work is bitless, it is centered on the walk and focuses on the mental development of the young horse by making him conscious of his hind-leg placement in response to requests from the handler.

The Stahlecker method is an alternative to the current preparation systems and it allows horses to learn without having to carry the rider’s weight until as much as 5 years old.

However, by that age, horses trained using this method have learned all the basic lessons for Grand Prix.

After introductory remarks, Carole Francis-Swayze turned theory into practice with a double-line lunging demonstration with Soñador. This technique was developed to familiarize young horses with input coming from both sides of its body, as if it

was being ridden. Double line lunging also facilitates the development of proper bend in the young horse, by guarding against the haunches being thrown out, as can happen when using a single line. Carole explained how it complements HSH work by facilitating walk/canter/walk transitions which are a precursor to canter pirouette.

Cowboy Joel Sheridan has perfected this approach to habituate young horses to move away from pressure of the rider’s leg.

Nevertheless, it is not only a preparation for Dressage, but rather it is a working tool that instills obedience into the horse.

The attendees then headed out to a second arena, in this case, to watch Dave Johnston show off the crux of the HSH approach. This included basic hind-leg crossing patterns such as travers, 1/2 pass and working pirouette along with shoulder in. Also included were square halts to make the young horse conscious of his hind-leg placement. Also fundamental are exercises which differentiate the walk. These exercises practice collected, medium, and extended walks, all of which have the effect of lengthening and shortening the horse’s frame to develop longitudinal suppleness. The presentation of the HSH method concluded with a series of short, rhythmic steps whilst walking forward then backwards several times in a row. It is preparation for piaffe.

Avi Cohen and Uriano rounded out the day’s activities by presenting the flashy result of methodical in-hand work Spanish style. The two performed piaffe, Spanish walk, and pesade among other movements whilst long reining, demonstrating that he is a stallion with aptitude, patience and blessed with great willingness. Cohen concluded his part of the clinic by riding Uranio himself, showing off the stallion’s particular flair. ¡¡

UNITED KINGDOM

New dressage series for PRE horses

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ritish Dressage and the British Purebred Spanish Horse Association (BAPSH, the official body in the United Kingdom for all matters pertaining to the Spanish Horse) are delighted to announce a Dressage series in the UK, just for Spanish Horses.

British Dressage are the official and regulating body in the United Kingdom for dressage, they have over 14,000 members and run over 2000 days of dressage competitions nationwide per year. Members of British Dressage and BAPSH and horses registered with both, can enter any of the regular nationwide competitions at levels - preliminary, novice, elementary, and medium, they need to receive 2 scores of 60% or above in their chosen level, once validated by BD and BAPSH, they will be invited to a prestigious championship purely for the Spanish horse this is to be held at on the 7th November 2015 at Keysoe Equestrian Centre, Bedfordshire.

Habanera XLI, Champion of Functionality, owned by Naomí Vance Webb and bred by José Zaforteza.

British Dressage and BAPSH are very delighted with this partnership, and very excited for the future as it will further the interest of the Spanish horse in the United Kingdom and will showcase their competitive talent to many.¡¡

SWITZERLAND

Swiss breeders to visit SICAB 2015

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o celebrate the 25th edition of the International PRE Trade Fair—SICAB 2015— the PRE Breeders and Owners Association of Switzerland will send a delegation for a 3-day visit at the most important single-breed equine Trade Fair in the world, dedicated to the Purebred Spanish Horse, held in Sevilla from the 17 to 22 November.

The Swiss Association was created in 1988 and currently has some 90 members. It has drafted a new promotion and communication plan based on the creation of a new corporate image. Also, a new website to spread news of the Association’s activities and to better promote the PRE horse, both inside and outside of Switzerland has been designed, together with a newsletter that seeks to establish better communications with its members and provide them greater information about the sector, both nationally and internationally.

In Switzerland, interest in the Purebred Spanish Horse has remained positive for many years.

Nevertheless, with a more sustained promotion, the

number of enthusiast and breeders, who love this breed, will increase.

In 2014, there were some 40 changes of ownership for horses registered with the PRE Stud Book. Most had been imported from Spain, but 8 foals were born within Switzerland.

Anually, the Association will participate in the Swiss Equine Trade Fair (BEA) in Berne. This is a very important agricultural and breeder event in the country, as it brings together a multitude of equine breeds, where the Purebred Spanish Horse a growing object of great interest. ¡¡

Tarifa V, mare bred in Switzerland, with her foal Granel.

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list of ANCCE Breeders

Who is who at ANCCE? List of stud farms registered with National Purebred Spanish Horse Breeders’ Association. Further information (representative and contact info) using the QR code.

ACITORES GANADERIA Tlf.: 609 620 808 macitor@gmail.com Murcia

ALGAIDA Tlf.: 699 088 178 – 639 343 474 apdo.11.carmona@gmail.com Sevilla

BIOALAZOR Tlf.: 609 501 038 luiscarlos1@telefonica.net Sevilla

AGRAPUR, S.L. Tlf.: 696 416 811 www.caballeriaesteve.com jordi@grupagra.com Lérida

ALMANSA Rodríguez, D. José Tlf.: 959 356 600 luismialmansa87@hotmail.com Huelva

Bohórquez ESCRIBANO, D. FERMÍN Tlf.: 956 184 579-83 info@angustiasysol.com Cádiz

ALTAJARA, S.L. Tlf.: 955 600 282 Móvil: 609 521 803 jddom@ibccopiers.com Sevilla

Bohórquez GARCÍA DE VILLEGAS, D. MIGUEL Tlf.: 956 307 893 Móvil: 625 570 377 www.actiweb.es/ ganaderiamiguelbohorquez soymiguelbohorquez@hotmail.com Cádiz

AGRÍCOLA CUCALERAS, S.L. Tlf.: 968 410 690 Móvil: 619 779 903 cucaleras@cucaleras.com Murcia Agrícola Fermín Vioque Tlf.: 610 715 565 - 617 401 874 haciendavallehermoso@hotmail.es Córdoba

ANDIC ERMAY, D. NAHMAN Tlf.: 610 498 282 - 610 498 560 www.yeguadandic.com info@yeguadandic.com Barcelona

AGRíCOLA GUZMáN, S.A. Tlf.: 618 748 474 jnb-@hotmail.es Sevilla

ANDREA MARTÍNEZ, S.L Tlf.: 606 300 506 patricia@amtuna.com Murcia

AGRÍCOLA JUAN ROJAS, S.L. Tlf.: 954 450 199 Móvil: 609 502 691 jrojas@grupoferro.es Sevilla

ANSTALT ANATOL Móvil: 630 316 053 - 616 495 433 fincaelermitaño@yahoo.es Sevilla

AGRÍCOLA SAN ÁLVARO, S.L. Tlf.: 954 222 095 - 955 953 274 Móvil: 606 332 993 - 609 657 007 agrisal@agrisal.e.telefonica.net Sevilla

ARANDA ALCÁNTARA, D. GREGORIO CHAPUELA 1999, S.L Sevilla

AGRÍCOLA SMIRR Tlf.: +49 68723807 Móvil: +49 1702010894 www.smirr.de info@smirr.de Alemania AGRÍCOLA VALVI, S.A. Tlf.: 954 502 858 Móvil: 607 378 615 jmfa@actividadesgestoras.com Sevilla AGROPECUARIA EL ANCLA Tlf.: 956 232 561 Móvil: 619 112 250 www.agropecuariaelancla.com Cádiz AGROPECUARIA LARIOS, S.A. YEGUADA LARIOS Tlf.: 956 420 595 Móvil: 696 935 306 www.larios.es www.facebook.com/yeguadalarios larios@larios.es Cádiz AGROPECUARIO E INDUSTRIAL EL CARMIN YEGUADA EL CARMEN Tlf.: +593 72884452 – +593 72819666 www.999.ec info@999.ec Ecuador AGUAYMANTO Tlf.: +57 44488224 yeguada.aguaymanto@gmail.com Colombia AGUILAR García, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 955 803 076 Móvil: 679 443 404 antonioaguilargarcia@hotmail.com Sevilla AGUILAR MATESANZ, HNOS. Tlf.: 921 124 136 Móvil: 615 636 201 www.yeguadaaguilarmatesanzhnos.com aguilarpre1@gmail.com Segovia

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ARROYO P.R.E. Tlf.: 913 401 033 Móvil: 609 266 061 www.arroyo-pre.com - m.arroyo@telkron.es Madrid

BOLOIX AS – HDROS. DE MARTINEZ BOLOIX Tlf.: 968 886 050 Móvil: 609 822 006 ja.gomez@grucopel.com Murcia CABALLOS DE LA LUZ Tlf.: +49 1718803387 - 0208 371921 info@caballos-de-la-luz.de Alemania CABALLOS LLARGUÉS Tlf.: 935 601 358 www.llargues.info caballos@llargues.info Barcelona CADENAS BELTRÁN , D. AGUSTÍN Tlf.: 956 172 938 Móvil: 650 104 961 elconde616@hotmail.com Cádiz

ASTARLOA SORDO, D. ILDEFONSO Móvil: 608 607 436 Madrid

CAMACHO BENÍTEZ, HNOS. Tlf.: 957 520 051 Móvil: 608 554 930 hcamacho@arrakis.es Córdoba

BALLESTEROS MORCILLO, D. JESÚS Tlf.: 957 540 142 - 957 553 159 Córdoba

CAMACHO RIVERA, D. ROBERTO Tlf.: 926 322 640 Móvil: 629 630 901 rcamachorivera@hotmail.com Ciudad Real

BAONES González, D. MISAEL Tlf.: 959 143 173 Móvil: 607 675 088 Huelva

CAMARA Y SERN, Dª ROCÍO DE LA Tlf.: 954 272 359 Móvil: 639 169 080 Sevilla

BARBA BARRERA, D. José Tlf.: 954 159 345 Móvil: 607 165 421 barbaconsl@gmx.com Sevilla

CáRDENAS OSUNA, D. PEDRO DE Tlf.: 954 830 502 agrícolacardenas@gmail.com Sevilla

BAYO SÁNCHEZ, D. JAVIER Móvil: 722 656 804 Badajoz

CARO ANDRADE, D. MANUEL Tlf.: 954 411 818 gerencia@comunicacioneselpuerto.com Sevilla

BENITEZ MORENO, HNOS. Tlf.: 954 141 404 - Part.: 954 141 164 Finca: 955 953 688 info@hermanosbenitezmoreno.es Sevilla

CARTUJANO BAYERN – PRE ZUCH UNTERSCHWAIG Tlf.: +49 1718212046 www.cartujano-bayern.de rosemarie.scherrer@ideoflex.de Alemania

BENITO RUIZ, D. JOSÉ LUIS Tlf.: +502 247 02015 Móvil: +502 56510711 jose.benito@servipackgt.com Guatemala

CASA-ESTANQUE Tlf.: +49 2482911000 info@casa-estanque.de Alemania

BERMEJO PERTEGAL YEGUADA Tlf.: 924 536 100 Móvil: 687 421 845 www.yeguadabermejo.com luis@yeguadabermejo.com Badajoz

CASCO LA VENTA Tlf.: +52 5552231763 lucial@telmex.com México

CENSYRA Tlf.: 924 010 584 – 924 010 564 juanjesus.carrasco@gobex.es Badajoz

CRIADERO LA PUERTA Tlf.: +52 3336401180 - +52 3336400796 wgarcia@informador.com.mx México

CENTRO DE SELECCIÓN LA TORRECILLA, S.A. Tlf.: 911 020 010 mpgarcia@grupotasa.com Madrid

CROSS WINDS FARM Tlf.: +1 3042820353 pasavygirl@yahoo.com Estados Unidos

COLORADO López, D. José Tlf.: 955 953 126 – 615 493 392/3 www.josecolorado.com Sevilla CORPORACIÓN AGROGANADERAS LEZCANO, S.A. Tlf.: +507-2095220 Móvil: +507-64809718 lezpan@cwpanama.net Panamá CORTÉS DE LA ESCALERA, HDROS. DE Mª DOLORES Tlf.: 617 402 609 - 954 229 507 fdobarquin@terra.com Sevilla CORTÉS García, D. SALVADOR Tlf.: 696 902 135 www.ganaderiasalvadorcortes.com ccortesbueno@yahoo.es Cádiz CORTÉS RODRÍGUEZ, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 958 824 852 Móvil: 646 982 712 - 670 904 921 www.yeguadaantoniocortes.com antoniocortescaballosespanoles@gmail.com Granada CORTIJO ALBARRACÍN Tlf.: 902 300 078 www.cortijoalbarracin.net jmolina@laudreco.com Barcelona CORTIJO DE LA Z Tlf.: +505 22767157 – +505 88850200 www.cortijodelaz.com info@cortijodelaz.com Nicaragua CORTIJO EL APÓSTOL Tlf.: +52 818 3420778 marpee01@hotmail.com www.cortijoelapostol.com.mx México CORTIJO EL ROBLEDAL Tlf.: 646 278 991 - 669 819 014 www.elrobledal.com admin@elrobledal.com Málaga CORTIJO EL ROCÍO Tlf.: +505 22785901 – +505 88830000 lacayoca@aol.com cortijo.elrocio@gmail.com Nicaragua CORTIJO LA MARQUESA, S.L.U. Tlf.: 954 630 883 Móvil: 619 716 384 asuarez@tepro.es Sevilla CORTIJO LAS CASTAÑAS Tlf.: +52 26157020 frantala@hotmail.com México

CUADRA CONQUISTA Tlf.: +52 3336306022 cuadraconquista@yahoo.com.mx México CUEVAS BAJAS, S.L. Tlf.: 957 760 791 Móvil: 629 848 430 acarrillo@ptvtelecom.com antoniocarrilloptv@hotmail.com Córdoba CUQUERELLA UBEDA, D. JUAN Tlf.: 954 500 606 954500313@telefonica.net Sevilla CHAVES SAINZ, D. FEDERICO FERNANDO Tlf.: 942 270 521 Móvil: 609 417 993 direccion@roper.es Santander CHINCHILLA RODRÍGUEZ , D. DOMINGO Tlf.: 958 280 950 Móvil: 677 537 199 www.domingochinchilla.com dom@domingochinchilla.com Sevilla DEHESA DE CABEZA RUBIA, S.L. Tlf.: 619 243 120 www.dehesacabezarubia.com ramonmartin@dehesacabezarubia.com Badajoz

EL ESPARRAGAL, S. A. Tlf.: 955 783 431 www.elesparragal.com oficina@elesparragal.com Sevilla EMBARBA DE FRUTOS, D. ANICETO Tlf.: 952 233 967 - 952 176 517 secretario@embarba.com Málaga ESCALERA DE LA ESCALERA, D. José LUIS Tlf.: 954 837 165 Móvil: 689 287 366 - 666 083 068 www.yeguadadelaescalera.es info@yeguadadelaescalera.es Sevilla ESCALERA DE LA ESCALERA, Dª Mª FERNANDA Tlf.: 954 514 739 Móvil: 653 590 272 - 608 150 357 www.yeguadaescalera.com info@yeguadaescalera.com Sevilla ESPINA NOGUERAS, HNOS. Tlf.: 955 665 576 - 954 721 292 jespina@ravsa.com Sevilla ESPINOSA HIDALGO, D. SALVADOR Tlf.: 956 308 518 Móvil: 629 494 987 - 600 455 872 espi.salva@gmail.com Cádiz ESTEBAN RUIZ, D. IVÁN Tlf.: 917 450 035 Móvil: 649 954 823 ivanesteban@gruponavisa.com Madrid

DEHESA LA GRANJA, S. A. Tlf.: 956 622 700 Móvil: 674 749 841 www.yeguadadehesalagranja.com jaime.pujol@telefonica.net Cádiz

EUGASSADA CESCAP Tlf.: 607 546 525 www.eugassada-cescap.com info@eugassada-cescap.com Barcelona

DEHESA MIGALINDA Tlf.: 954 156 244 Móvil: 639 338 676 http://migalinda.blogspot.com.es dehesamigalinda@gmail.com Sevilla

EXPLOTACIONES AGRÍCOLAS RABAN, S.A. Tlf.: 957 334 016 info@benjumea.es Córdoba

Díaz NAVARRO, D. JUAN Tlf.: 953 523 184 Móvil: 629 126 152 www.diaznavarro.com cortijoardon@gmail.com Jaen

FEDERSPIEL PINTO, D. ROBERTO Tlf.: +506 22225822 Móvil: +506 83812235 rfederspiel@guniversalcr.com kbrenner@guniversalcr.com Costa Rica

DIOSDADO GALÁN, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 956 340 655 Móvil: 658 788 874 vdiosdado@eresmas.com Cádiz DOLGARENT, S. A. Tlf.: 955 682 184 Sevilla DOMECQ ROMERO, D. ÁLVARO Tlf.: 956 314 747 juanamarimoreno20@gmail.com Cádiz DOMECQ ZURITA, Dª BLANCA Fax: 956 333 046 Móvil: 607 335 407 sms.jerez@gmail.com Cádiz

CORTIJO LOS LEONES Tlf.: 954 629 361 Móvil: 637 457 582 emrocho@hotmail.com Sevilla

DOMÍNGUEZ GALIANO, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 954 224 786 Móvil: 639 724 041 - 607 674 468 www.caballocartujano.es info@caballocartujano.es Sevilla

CORTIJO MIRAMONTES, S.A. Finca: 955 953 457 Móvil: 616 914 788 Oficina: 955 731 664 - 955 731 275 ahocasa@telefonica.net Sevilla

DURÁN GALLARDO, D. José MANUEL Tlf.: 956 450 331 Móvil: 646 966 603 josemanuel.duranromero@gmail.com Cádiz

CORTIJO SAN MIGUEL Tlf.: +505 23115821 Móvil: +505 88500004 cortijosanmiguel@gmail.com Nicaragua

DURÁN VICENS, Dª CRISTINA Móvil: 677 133 391 crisduranvi@hotmail.com Málaga

FERNÁNDEZ-DAZA Y FDEZ. DE CORDOVA, D. FRANCISCO Tlf.: 924 660 868 fernandez-daza@hotmail.es Badajoz FERNÁNDEZ FERNÁNDEZ, D. José Mª Tlf.: 954 860 225 Móvil: 666 423 323 elarrebolado@hotmail.com joseramonfernandezvillegas@hotmail.com Sevilla FINCA LO TACÓN Tlf.: 609 656 969 - 615 249 737 jorgelotacon@gmail.com Murcia FINCA LOS PANDUREJOS Tlf.: +43 6641014071 - +43 6642148905 fincalospandurejos1@aon.at Austria FORLI Tlf.: 670 686 409 - 619 705 636 www.embrionesequinos.es info@embrionesequinos.es Sevilla FRANCISCO OLIVERA, S.L. Tlf.: 955 681 976 Móvil: 600 678 253 - 650 361 373 www.yeguadaolivera.es cortijoolivera@hotmail.com Sevilla

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list of ANCCE Breeders G RANCH INT Tlf.: +505 86707304 yeguadamajaloba@hotmail.com Nicaragua

GANADERÍA DOMINGO ARRABE Tlf.: 920 348 112 Móvil: 608 428 284 domingoarrabe@hotmail.com Ávila

GANADERÍA HIERRO DEL SIETE Tlf.: 679 819 212 - 606 330 090 info@pontondoma.es Madrid

GALIANO ORIHUELA, D. JUAN Finca: 959 415 249 Móvil: 627 471 545 - 660 661 873 Oficina: 902 933 367 gestoria@ripollesgaliano.com Huelva

Ganadería EL AHIJÓN Tlf.: 925 821 206 Móvil: 607 601 877 gesveterinaria@gmail.com Madrid

Ganadería HNOS. AYALA Tlf.: 955 867 848 emilioayala@hermanosayala.com Sevilla

Ganadería EL CAJÓN Tlf.: 627 961 220 – 664 725 655 soniacg10@hotmail.com Zaragoza

Ganadería HNOS. BATRES Tlf.: 625 729 724 a.batres@hotmail.com Toledo

Ganadería EL CALDERO Tlf.: 955 763 034 Móvil: 609 158 219 caldero_49@hotmail.com www.ganaderiaelcaldero.com Sevilla

Ganadería HNOS. MUÑOZ Tlf.: 955 676 453 Móvil: 637 469 281. sandra_ml7@hotmail.com Sevilla

GANADERA AG, S.A. Tlf.: +506 289 45 45 +506 438 08 63 www.agspanishhorses.com agarnier@garnier.co.cr info@agspanishhorses.com info@ganaderaag.com Costa Rica GANADERA AMÉRICA Tlf.: +506 2509-9800 www.amcocr.com cvenegas@amco.co.cr Costa Rica GANADERA JOCHA Tlf.: +506 22334818 +506 83849090 www.ganaderajocha.com info@ganaderajocha.com Costa Rica Ganadería ANTARES, S.L. Tlf.: 966 736 902 Móvil: 696 974 955 manuel.ortuno@olezamovil.es Alicante Ganadería AZAHAR Tlf.: 968 011 339 carmen@lamangabeach.com Murcia GANADERÍA BECGAR DOBLE S Tlf.: 645 804 295 - 659 916 561 carmenpascual@telmasur.com Madrid Ganadería BENABAD CORTES Tlf.: 971 263 805 Móvil: 695 349 749 ganaderia_bc@hotmail.com Baleares Ganadería BLANCA ROJAS Tlf.: 957 488 417 Móvil: 619 477 074 blancarogui@hotmail.com Córdoba Ganadería BOHÓRQUEZ ROMAN Tlf.: 606 627 680 Móvil: 669 111 717 aldhair@msn.com Sevilla

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GanaderíA el Camino Andaluz Tlf.: +49 3429279256 Móvil: +49 1777423799 www.pre-zucht.de info@pre-zucht.de Alemania GANADERÍA EL COYOL Tlf.: +506 2233 0383 alfagam@racsa.co.cr Costa Rica GANADERÍA EQUINA PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA Móvil: 609 506 949 ganaderiaequinapre@hotmail.com Granada GANADERÍA ESCALERA DEL MAYORAZGO www.escaleradelmayorazgo.com emiliogomez@escaleradelmayorazgo.com Barcelona Ganadería F. CUEVAS Tlf.: 600 562 008 paco@integraldelascensor.com Barcelona Ganadería F. GUTIÉRREZ CASANOVA Tlf.: 955 684 075 Móvil: 610 713 138 franciscogutierrezespina@hotmail.com Sevilla Ganadería FRANCISCO LAZO Díaz Tlf.: 954 755 561 macarenalazo@hotmail.com Sevilla

Ganadería BRAGANZA GAMEZ Tlf.: 679 479 681 Móvil: 658 689 693 ganaderiabraganzagamez@yahoo.es Ciudad Real

Ganadería FRANCISCO SANTIAGO RUIZ Tlf.: 952 711 460 www.ganaderiafranciscosantiagoruiz.com Santiago@ganaderiafranciscosantiagoruiz.com Tlf.: 952 218 591 centromodamalaga@gmail.com Málaga

Ganadería CARLOS DELGADO Tlf.: 619 269 525 cdelgado@smartmind.es Madrid

Ganadería FRONTEGIL Tlf.: 650 401 778 Móvil: 650 401 760 cgf88@hotmail.es Sevilla

Ganadería CERRADO DEL CASIL Tlf.: 915 625 415 vab@roninver.com Cáceres

GANADERÍA GARCI&VAL Tlf.: 925 533 196 Móvil: 675 414 424 exugena@msn.com Toledo

Ganadería CHILOECHES Tlf.: +57 42669140 mpalaciob@une.net.co Colombia

Ganadería GILSAN Tlf.: 915 744 799 Móvil: 649 803 503 yolandagil@gilgo.es Toledo

Ganadería COVES-DARDEN Tlf.: 667 751 577 covesdardenpre@gmail.com Estados Unidos

Ganadería HERMANOS MESTRE Tlf.: 932 986 400 - 935 084 400 maria.mestre@jmestre.es Barcelona

Ganadería DEL PONTÓN Móvil: 606 330 090 www.pontondoma.es info@pontondoma.es Segovia

GANADERÍA HERMANOS VARGAS SILVA Tlf.: 653 662 903 yeguadahermanosvargas@hotmail.com Cáceres Ganadería HERNANDO ABOíN Tlf.: 648 063 576 Móvil: 695 697 237 hersagonzalo@yahoo.es Ávila

Ganadería HNOS. NIETO Tlf.: 660 601 684 Móvil: 649 405 220 info@yeguadahnieto.com www.yeguadahnieto.com Tarragona Ganadería HNOS. NúÑEZ BARBERO Móvil: 616 948 517 - 691 816 167 Sevilla Ganadería ISABEL MERELLO VIUDA DE TERRY Tlf.: 956 871 640 lamicona@gmail.com Cádiz Ganadería JAUQUICOA MARTINENA Tlf.: 619 786 999 Móvil: 696 429 084 teresamartinena@cenavarra.es Navarra Ganadería JUAN RODRÍGUEZ BEBIA Tlf.: 959 300 379 Móvil: 608 558 956 Huelva Ganadería LA DULCINA Tlf.: +54 91156905050 granadosdulce@hotmail.com Argentina Ganadería LLOPIS MEVIN, DÑA. PILAR Tlf.: 962 589 016 Valencia Ganadería MANUEL VERA Tlf.: 954 279 764 Móvil: 687 543 441 hatoblanco@hotmail.com Sevilla Ganadería María ISABEL JIMÉNEZ GRANDE Tlf.: 607 686 013 – 627 735 127 candeleillasl@hotmail.com Ávila GANADERÍA María LUISA GUARDIOLA Tlf.: 954 222 191 www.caballosguardiola.com halcon@caballosguardiola.com Sevilla GANADERÍA MariaNA CARRASCO JIMÉNEZ Tlf.: 654 543 072 eulogioherrera@hotmail.com Málaga GANADERÍA Martínez MORAGA Tlf.: 967 216 762 Móvil: 629 715 070 - 629 640 108 Albacete Ganadería MATER CHRISTI, S.L. Tlf.: 916 653 360 info@yeguadamaterchristi.com Madrid Ganadería PEDRO MORATA Tlf.: 629 014 747 www.yeguadamwh.es pedro-morata@hotmail.com Baleares

Ganadería PUJADAS Tlf.: 617 333 462 www.yeguadapujadas.es jaimepujadas@lobones.com Segovia

GLEN ARYN FARM Tlf.: +1 540 3388257 - 703 9667377 www.glenarynfarm.com info@glenarynfarm.com Estados Unidos

Ganadería PYRAMID Tlf: 659 327 988 pyramidcentre@yahoo.com www.facebook.com/ganadería.pyramidpre Granada

Gómez ROLDOS, HNOS. Tlf.: 956 257 509 Móvil: 620 131 308 - 629 344 411 669 990 252 mgm@comunidadesdelsur.com Cádiz

Ganadería Rodríguez Díaz Tlf.: 656 607 261 r.rodricasa@hotmail.com Madrid GANADERÍA ROMÁN ROMERO Sánchez Tlf.: 657 919 642 - 670 654 250 www.romanromero.es romanrrs@hotmail.com Sevilla Ganadería S/S STABLES Tlf.: +1 540 4568520 – +1 540 2561878 www.sandsstables.com karenlewis@att.blackberry.net Estados Unidos Ganadería SALVADOR SALVATIERRA López Tlf.: 958 340 087 Móvil: 670 390 457 www.ganaderiasalvadorsalvatierralopez. com salvater94@hotmail.com Granada GANADERÍA Sánchez-NORIEGA Tlf.: 955 863 344 Móvil: 607 703 030 – 671 493 922 ganaderiasanchez-noriega@hotmail.com Sevilla Ganadería SARMIENTO Tlf.: 956 451 042 Móvil: 679 444 112 jacinto.gil@sarmicom.net Cádiz GANADERÍA THE WOLF Tlf.: 687 890 055 mario@tradingall.com Badajoz GANADOS CHAMBERÍ, S.L. Tlf.: 679 445 214 daniel@carnicaschamberi.com Toledo García DIÉGUEZ López, D. MIGUEL Tlf.: 954 215 666 - 954 212 991 miguel@garciadieguezabogados.com Sevilla García ROMERO, D. FRANCISCO JAVIER Tlf.: 956 307 741 Móvil: 619 096 606 franciscojaviersiete@hotmail.com Cádiz GARCÍA VÁZQUEZ, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 953 560 118 agv@pinussa.es Jaén GERESA 2000, S.L. Tlf.: 952 640 454 Móvil: 670 855 430 – 628 293 107 yeguadageresa@gmail.com Málaga.

GESTA PRE Tlf.: +46 703399345 www.gesta.se agneta@gesta.se Suecia Gestüt Paraiso Tlf.: +49 8385922799 www.muellers-pferdeparadies.de info@muellers-pferdeparadies.de Alemania GESTÜT SCHLOSS AMERANG Tlf.: +49 17623771159 www.schlossamerang.de gestuet@schlossamerang.de Alemania

HERCE García, D. TEODORO Tlf.: 954 837 572 - 954 837 545 Móvil: 600 406 115 - 615 457 627 www.yeguadateodoroherce.com javiherce@yahoo.es Sevilla HERMANOS FAVIER Tlf.: +52 3336484500 ext. 101 y 102 www.ganaderiahermanosfavier.com jjfavier@grupofavier.com México

GONZÁLEZ BRAVO, D. José Tlf.: 958 283 275 Móvil: 637 751 055 Granada

HERMANOS Gómez-JARAIZ Tlf.: 649 995 018 eduardogomezgamero@gmail.com Madrid

González NARANJO, HNOS. Tlf.: 954 430 911 - 954 430 544 955 715 062 elisabet.g.n@gmail.com Sevilla

HERMOFER, S.L. Tlf.: 954 514 143 Móvil: 676 462 209 grupocsp@cateringsanpablo.net Sevilla

González SOTO, Dª CARMEN Tlf.: 956 308 830 Móvil: 607 882 771 cgsoto1@gmail.com Cádiz Gordillo ÁVILA, D. Juan Tlf.: 656 951 184 direccion@gcecuestre.com Cádiz

HERNÁN SALGUERO, D. ROBERTO Móvil: 618 794 100 rhernan@rhernan.com Madrid HIERRO CANDÁU Tlf.: 954 274 841 Móvil: 649 976 942 cbc@inmark.es Sevilla

GORMAZ NAVARRO, D. ALFONSO Tlf.: 656 252 550 agormaznav@gmail.com Zaragoza

HIERRO MG Tlf.: +52 818 1041725 www.hierromg.com rosy@hierromg.com México

GOVANTES OSUNA, Dª Mª ÁNGELES Tlf.: 955 905 760 Móvil: 667 983 039 mariamonsalvesgovantes@hotmail.com Sevilla

HNOS. JURADO RIERA, S.L. Tlf.: 678 733 871 melo_primaxe@hotmail.com Huelva

GRANDA LOSADA, D. MIGUEL Tlf.: 927 490 060 - 924 220 759 Móvil: 670 220 758 Finca: 927 490 060 Oficina: 927 322 961 www.ganaderiagranda.es administracion@ganaderiagranda.es Cáceres

HNOS. MURIEL POMARES Tlf.: 959 659 046 Móvil: 686 979 790 Huelva

GUARDIOLA DOMÍNGUEZ, Dª CONSUELO Móvil: 630 663 191 alfga@ono.com consueloguardiola@gmail.com Sevilla GUARDIOLA FANTONI, YDA. HDROS. DE D. SALVADOR Tlf.: 954 226 716 www.yeguadaguardiolafantoni.com guardiola@elpinganillo.es Sevilla HACIENDA DE LA ROSA Móvil: 637 755 027 informacion@haciendadelarosa.es Sevilla HACIENDA DEL SOL ANDALUSIANS Tlf.: +1 7727701563 espana1@gate.net Estados Unidos HACIENDA DON RICARDO Tlf.: +507 66798100 - +507 2239125 www.hdrpanama.com presidenciahdr@toyotarp.com rperez@toyotarp.com Panamá HAMPTON GREEN FARMS Tlf.: +1 2318656000 klvankampen@aol.com Estados Unidos HDROS. FERNANDO BAONES González Tlf.: 959 143 113 www.baones.net jenaroalgora@gmail.com Huelva

HNOS. TEJEDOR FERNÁNDEZ Tlf.: 934 209 333 Móvil: 647 714 876 hnos.tejedor.fdez@hotmail.com Segovia HUERTO GAENA, S.A. Tlf.: 952 490 993 Málaga Tlf.: 955 957 211 Sevilla ganaderia@grupobadia.com J.S. HAMMERER Tlf.: +43 66488461043 simone.hammerer@gmail.com Málaga José ANTONIO VARONA DE LA CUADRA, S.L. Tlf.: 679 400 198 www.yeguadajavarona.com info@yeguadajavarona.com Madrid José DE ORIOL GOVANTES E HIJOS Tlf.: 954 810 063 - 954 239 031 www.caballosoriol.com p.oriol@caballosoriol.com Sevilla KARA PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA Tlf.: +46 767708708 colbrie@gmail.com Suecia KILIMANJARO RANCH Tlf.: +1 8183356318 www.kilimanjaroranch.com avi@kilimanjaroranch.com Estados Unidos LA CASA GRANDE ACEITE DE OLIVA Tlf.: 918 161 162 Móvil: 629 227 115 asuncion.fernandez@desguaceslatorre.es Madrid

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list of ANCCE Breeders LA PLATA COMUNIDAD DE BIENES Tlf.: 954 687 088 elpinodesanjose@elpinodesanjose.com Sevilla LABOGAR, S.L. Tlf.: 932 801 963 labogar@labogar.com Barcelona LARROSA ABELLÁN, D. JAVIER Tlf.: 966 611 021 Móvil: 678 777 550 www.spanishhorsesjl.com info@spanishhorsesjl.com Alicante LAS LOBERUELAS Tlf.: 954 932 992 Móvil: 699 452 488 mloh@madarias.com Sevilla LAS MORERÍAS Tlf.: +52 8181338500 www.lasmorerias.com.mx lasmorerias@yahoo.com.mx México LEÓN SOTO, D. CRISTÓBAL Tlf.: 659 339 231 cristoballeonsoto@hotmail.com Sevilla López GIBAJA, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 916 521 814 Móvil: 627 096 724 www.yeguadacartujana.com info@yeguadacartujana.com Madrid López MÉNDEZ, D. RAFAEL Tlf.: 959 126 272 Móvil: 689 641 761 jrafaellopezm@hotmail.com Huelva López PALOMO, D. VÍCTOR LUIS Tlf.: 958 257 741 Móvil: 667 582 157 victorll@ugr.es Granada

MAURI MORENO, D. ANTONIO Móvil: 607 949 419 mariomaurilamadrid@gmail.com Sevilla MAZA ÍÑIGUEZ, D. PEDRO Tlf.: 944 113 300 Móvil: 609 402 449 www.yeguadapedromaza.es yeguadapedromaza@hotmail.com Bilbao MESA MORENO, D. JESÚS Tlf: 679 720 088 Móvil: 620 832 787 www.ganaderiamesa.jimbo.com ganaderiamesa@gmail.com Sevilla MEZA LOBO, D. MANUEL Tlf.: +506 88217771 mmeza@extralum.co.cr Costa Rica MIGUEL A. DE CÁRDENAS, S.L. Tlf.: 954 831 062 www.caballoscardenas.com cardenas@telefonica.net Sevilla MIURA Martínez, D. EDUARDO Y D. ANTONIO Finca: 955 953 836 Oficina: 954 614 246 zahariche1@yahoo.es Sevilla MOLL GONZÁLEZ, D. ROBERTO Tlf.: +502 2331 8331 www.rmbaluartepre.com rmoll@rmbaluartepre.com info@rmbaluartepre.com Guatemala

MACHUCA SERRANO, D. FRANCISCO JAVIER Tlf.: 927 533 338 jmachuca@grupomacal.com Cáceres

MORAL ARANDA, D. FERNANDO Tlf.: 958 255 954 - 958 267 106 fernando@moralabogados.com Granada

MALO García, D. MIGUEL ÁNGEL Tlf.: 977 317 370 Tarragona

MORATO COSTA, D. JUAN Tlf.: 938 459 015 morato.joan@terra.es Barcelona

MARQUÉS DE LORENZANA Y HNOS. Tlf.: 924 531 425 - 924 530 387 jaraquemadaf@yahoo.es Badajoz

MORENO GARCÍA, D. JAIME Tlf.: 918 907 915 Móvil: 676 474 083 www.losarcospre.com jmoreno@losarcospre.com Madrid

MARTÍ VERDIA, D. FRANCISCO Móvil: 629 177 296 www.pacomarti.com pacomarti@pacomarti.com Castellón MARTíN LORCA, D. José LUIS Tlf.: 952 475 200 www.yeguadaindalo.com info@yeguadaindalo.com Málaga MARTÍNEZ BOLOIX ORTI, S.L. Tlf.: 952 406 723 Móvil: 608 841 031 www.boloixpre.com jl@boloixpre.com Malaga MARTÍNEZ SUAY, D. RAFAEL Móvil: 639 317 901 msuay@hotmail.com Valencia MARTOS BERMÚDEZ, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 954 280 374 Móvil: 608 655 456 – 600 586 870 yeguadamartosbermudez@hotmail.es Sevilla

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MATEU GIPPINI, DÑA. CONCHA Tlf.: 918 908 254 – 918 988 506 Móvil: 667 490 624 www.yeguadaconchaymar.es concha@yeguadaconchaymar.es Madrid

MORENO MIURA, S.C. Finca: 957 338 290 Móvil: 679 572 911 Oficina: 954 658 914 Móvil: 646 480 010 www.cochero.es jmmiura@hotmail.com Sevilla MORENO PUNCELL, Dª ISABEL Tlf.: 959 055 011 www.ganaderiaelobispo.com almensa@gmail.com Huelva MORERA VALLEJO, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 954 367 512 - 954 367 525 grupomorerayvallejo@ grupomorerayvallejo.es Sevilla MOYA ALMENDRAL, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 955 682 222 Móvil: 633 865 913 moyaalmendral@gmail.com Sevilla MUÑOZ CAÑAS, HNOS. Tlf.: 957 339 233 Móvil: 659 816 113 Córdoba NADINE LADEWIG HOF SALZBERG Tlf.: +49 1708686618 – +49 2662947922 n_ladewig@t-online.de Alemania

NAOMI VANCE-WEBB Tlf.: +44 7710815221 – +44 1293871575 www.naomivancewebb.com naomivancewebb@hotmail.com Reino Unido NIMO MALDONADO, D. José RAMÓN ramon.nimo@nigoauto.com Sevilla ORIENTALIA HISPANA, S.L. Móvil: 676 977 645 www.ganaderiaoh.com admonoh@hotmail.com Valencia PALLARÉS Tlf.: 954 271 985 Sevilla PARRA MONTERREY, Dª ISABEL Tlf.: 924 371 080 Móvil: 657 981 529 Badajoz PAU, KARINA Tlf.: 670 845 542 - 629 494 987 karinapau@hotmail.com Cádiz PEÑA GUTIÉRREZ, D. FELIPE Y HDROS. PEÑA DÍAZ Tlf.: 954 775 587 Móvil: 629 747 778 www.ganaderiapc.com manuelpena@ganaderiapc.com Sevilla PEÑA GUTIÉRREZ, D. MANUEL E HIJOS Tlf.: 954 770 153 - 954 773 609 sevilla@esmosa.es Sevilla Pérez López, HNOS. Tlf.: 954 222 167 Sevilla Pérez MILLAN, D. José ANTONIO Tlf.: 914 157 630 - 979 122 684 979 122 343 yvegay@arrakis.es Palencia PLACERES RANCH Tlf: +1 7143090232 Móvil: 669995760 carlosroncesm@gmail.com Estados Unidos PRE-GESTÜT BEL AIR Tlf.: +49 81939986871 Móvil: +49 1711986377 www.meine-spanischen-pferde.de christina.pre@web.de Alemania PREMIER PRE Tlf.: +44 1869340770 Móvil: +44 7802690577 www.premierpre.com dressage@premierpre.com Reino Unido RAMÓN JIMÉNEZ DÍAZ (YEGUADA LA CIERVINA) Tlf.: 927 231 997 Móvil: 689 020 709 www.laciervina.com yeguadalaciervina@gmail.com Cáceres RANCHO EL CID CAMPEADOR Tlf.: +55 55248805 carinamartinez@afasa.com.mx México RANCHO EL ENCANTO Tlf.: +1 8317869250 www.ranchoelencanto.com ranchoelencanto09@yahoo.com Estados Unidos RANCHO LA STELLA Tlf.: +52 1333170725 ealvarez@pisa.com.mx México

RANCHO LOS HERNÁNDEZ Tlf.: +1 650 9967752 - +1 323 3865879 ehbb11@att.net Estados Unidos

SOLERA BRAVO, S.L. Tlf.: 609 207 218 solerabravo@gmail.com Badajoz

RANCHO SEÑORA FINA Tlf.: 660 222 708 amador_rodriguezlozano@yahoo.com Málaga

SUMERU 2001, S.L. Tlf.: 913 601 440 Madrid

REYES SEDA, D. FELICIANO Tlf.: 924 315 560 Móvil: 670 974 034 frspuentecaida@gmail.com Cáceres

TORREÓN DE ARMENTEROS Tlf.: 944 422 990 sandamendi@sandamendi.es Bilbao

ROBLES SALGUERO, D. FRANCISCO Tlf.: 959 248 048 Móvil: 659 758 944 www.yeguadafranciscorobles.com yeguadafranciscorobles@hotmail.com Huelva

TORRICO FERNÁNDEZ, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 956 960 424 grupotorrico@gmail.com Cádiz

Rodríguez-PINA CRUZ, D. J. DE DIOS Tlf.: 916 611 693 Móvil: 619 275 121 senoriojpina@htomail.com Madrid ROGER MALFAGÓN, D. LUIS MIGUEL Móvil: 629 349 791 luismiguelrogermalfagon92@gmail.com Valencia ROJAS PALATÍN, D. José Mª Tlf.: 955 760 342 Móvil: 670 666 836 Sevilla ROJO RUIZ DE TERRY, HNOS. Tlf.: 955 631 260 - 954 720 791 jacoborojo@gmail.com Sevilla ROSA MARRERO, D. JUAN FRANCISCO Tlf.: 928 816 000 – 928 836 841 Móvil: 606 503 613 cmoral@gruporosa.com Canarias RUIZ MARTÍN, D. MANUEL Tlf.: 955 945 889 Móvil: 655 853 064 facebook.com/ganaderiamanuelruiz ganaderiamanuelruiz@gmail.com Sevilla

VALENZUELA RUIZ, D. GONZALO Tlf.: 957 520 558 Móvil: 659 550 102 gonzalovalen@hotmail.es Córdoba VARA MUÑOZ-CASILLAS, HNOS. Tlf.: 924 232 181 Móvil: 608 922 278 fernandovaramc@gmail.com Badajoz WARBURG, DÑA. ALEXA ISABEL Tlf.: 956 237 330 Móvil: 670 747 766 - 607 558 420 ymbro@yahoo.es Cádiz WINDSOR STABLES Tlf.: +1 561 3338168 www.windsorstables.com alexanderzilo@hotmail.com Estados Unidos YEGUADA A FERRIOL Tlf.: 971 756 657 Móvil: 616 486 060 www.yeguadaferriol.com tallerferriol@gmail.com Baleares YEGUADA AC Tlf.: +502 24203900- +502 24203906 javierarzu@grupoac.net.gt Guatemala

SALGUERO Pérez, D. MANUEL Tlf.: 956 564 035 Móvil: 619 035 662 proyectos@mantdesur.com Cádiz

YEGUADA ACOSTA PONCE Tlf.: 959 381 250 Móvil: 606 384 000 jacosta@trconstruya.es Huelva

SAN ROMÁN MORÁN, Dª ALMUDENA Tlf.: 916 360 752 Móvil: 636 976 655 sanromanalmudena@yahoo.es Madrid

YEGUADA AIMARÁN, S.A. Tlf.: 669 937 061 - 609 985 720 www.yeguadaaimaran.com aimaran@yeguadaaimaran.com Málaga

YEGUADA ALHAMILLA Móvil: 609 034 273 www.yeguadaalhamilla.com yeguadaalhamilla@hotmail.es Almería YEGUADA ALICIA MEDINA. CONDESA DE BARDEAU Tlf.: 922 031 416 Móvil: 647 170 029 aliciamedina29@gmail.com Canarias YEGUADA ANA María BOHORQUEZ ESCRIBANO Tlf.: 956 348 517 - 956 347 947 956 340 230 info@angustiasysol.com Cádiz YEGUADA ANGUAS MEDINA Tlf.: 954 750 658 Móvil 635 428 485 - 605 807 367 www.anguasmedina.com anguasmedina@gmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA ANTONIO MORETA Tlf.: 916 125 130 Móvil: 608 804 208 www.yeguada-antoniomoreta.com info@yeguada-antoniomoreta.com Madrid YEGUADA AQUILINO FRAILE Oficina: 954 663 649 Móvil: 699 066 838 Finca: 954 747 355 www.yeguadaaquilinofraile.com correo@ganaderiaaquilinofraile.com Sevilla YEGUADA AQUILINO MOYA Móvil: 696 654 764 www.yeguadaaquilinomoya.com yeguadaaquilinomoya@gmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA ARAUZO Tlf.: 923 541 350 Móvil: 607 700 661 mariarelea@dataius.com Salamanca Yeguada Ardite Tlf.: 952 823 085 Móvil: 629 686 968 www.yeguadaardite.com yeguadaardite@gmail.com Málaga YEGUADA ARROYOMONTE Tlf.: 653 812 306 www.yeguadarroyomonte.com fs@yeguadarroyomonte.com Ávila

YEGUADA ALARCÓN Tlf.: 954 708 480 Sevilla

YEGUADA ARTURO FERNÁNDEZ DE LA VEGA Móvil: 619 005 449 fdezdelavega@hotmail.com Lugo

Sánchez Barbudo Martín, D. Salvador Finca: 955 898 265 Móvil: 670 303 040 s.sanchezbarbudo@hotmail.com Sevilla

YEGUADA ALBERTO BOYA Tlf.: 973 648 730 aboya@supermercadoboya.com Lérida

YEGUADA ÁVILA CASTELLANO Móvil: 617 374 252 ejavila4@hotmail.com Sevilla

SÁNCHEZ BEDOYA Y FERNÁNDEZ MENSAQUE, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 954 230 279 Sevilla

YEGUADA ALBERTO SCHUTTE Tlf.: +52 9988922429 aschutte@passionpre.com México

YEGUADA AYALA Tlf.: 955 811 626 Móvil: 619 022 439 www.yeguadaayala.net yeguadaayala@gmail.com Sevilla

Señorío MONTES DEL PARDO Tlf.: 917 350 059 Móvil: 609 207 309 alamedadelpardo2004@yahoo.es Madrid

YEGUADA ALBORÁN Tlf.: 627 507 293 www.yeguadaalboran.com pre@yeguadaalboran.com Córdoba

SAN ROMÁN MORÁN, D. ANTONIO Tlf.: 916 363 800 Móvil: 619 055 592 direccion@edisan.es Madrid

S’HORT PETIT Tlf.: 620 943 344 Móvil: 616 664 619 info@tabernadelaboveda.com Baleares SIERRA BARÓN, D. ASIER Tlf.: 946 104 850 Móvil: 686 413 800 - 630 099 274 www.yeguadalallana.com informacion@yeguadalallana.com Bizkaia

YEGUADA BAÑEZ MINGUET Tlf.: 680 456 479 www.yeguadabanezminguet.es juanantonio@yeguadabanezminguet.es Castellón

YEGUADA ALCAÑICES Tlf.: 916 500 125 - 916 521 005 Móvil: 609 385 602 antonioparamoaguado@gmail.com Madrid

YEGUADA BERENGUER Tlf.: 966 781 621 mariaberenguer29@hotmail.com Alicante

Yeguada Alegría Tlf.: +32 477427645 – +32 492736898 www.pure-race-espagnole.be contact@pre-race-espagnole.be Bélgica

YEGUADA BIONEST Tlf.: 959 450 656 Móvil: 670 611 982 www.bionest.es juan@bionest.es Huelva

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list of ANCCE Breeders YEGUADA BOHEMIA Tlf.: +502 57046895 – +502 23343078 gonzalezasturias@gmail.com Guatemala YEGUADA BROCPYME, S.L. Tlf.: 646 034 368 rcinta@haltiall.com Sevilla YEGUADA CABALLO NEGRO Tlf.: 956 796 231 Móvil: 607 572 940 clifford.pilcher@pascoe.gi Cádiz YEGUADA CAMACHO FALCÓN Móvil: 678 151 587 Sevilla YEGUADA CAMPO BAJO Tlf.: 957 488 417 - Finca: 957 350 206 Móvil: 639 737 030 - 619 477 074 www.yeguadacampobajojem.com blancarogui@hotmail.com Córdoba YEGUADA CAN ALZINA Tlf.: 609 754 905 www.barcelona-horses.com agustielias13@me.com Barcelona YEGUADA CAN BOADA Tlf.: 659 131 546 yeguada@canboada.com Gerona YEGUADA CAN MAYNOU Móvil: 637 350 396 - 664 890 050 635 576 826 www.yeguadacanmaynou.com info@yeguadacanmaynou.com Barcelona YEGUADA CANDAU Móvil: 655 572 043 www.yeguadacandau.com candau@yeguadacandau.com Sevilla YEGUADA CANDIOTA Tlf.: 609 551 001 www.yeguadacandiota.com contacto@yeguadacandiota.com YEGUADA CAPITÁN Tlf.: 955 814 175 Móvil: 690 846 588 maycagomez@hotmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA CARRIÓN Tlf.: 954 225 705 Móvil: 609 127 069 Finca: 955 950 675 www.caballoscartujanos.com luiscarrion@financa.es Sevilla YEGUADA CARTHAGO Tlf.: 968 330 320 Móvil: 629 641 644 - 606 131 538 www.yeguadacarthago.com Info@yeguadacarthago.com Murcia YEGUADA CASA ROMEO Tlf.: 608 585 948 jlamas@mundo-r.com La Coruña YEGUADA CASTANOBLE, S.A. Tlf.: +502 22307021 ycastanoble@itelgua.com Guatemala YEGUADA CASTELNOVO Tlf.: 924 856 096 atanasio@tany.es Badajoz YEGUADA CASTROPOL Tlf.: +502 23808989 jiperez@fridays.com.gt Guatemala

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YEGUADA CAVALREAL Tlf.: 647 721 955 www.cavalreal.com mail@cavalreal.com Barcelona

YEGUADA DEL CUERO Tlf.: +43 6645021149 www.purarazaespanola.at claudia.wimberger@horseandhuman.at Austria

YEGUADA CAZA JUAN Tlf.: 954 268 348 Móvil: 620 268 222 cazajuan@cazajuan.com Sevilla

YEGUADA DEL HIERRO DE LA MAGDALENA Tlf.: 983 837 355 Móvil: 629 419 279 www.cartujanos.net cartujanos@cartujanos.net santiago@casado.es Valladolid

YEGUADA CEBRIAN P.R.E. Tlf.: 950 335 360 Móvil: 615 092 533 www.yeguadacebrian.com suministroscebrian@gmail.com Almería YEGUADA CIFUENTES Tlf.: 609 446 241 Móvil: 660 063 206 ygcf2013@hotmail.com Madrid YEGUADA CLAUDIO POT Tlf.: 972450880 Móvil: 610414712 www.yeguadaclaudiopot.com claudiopot@terra.com Gerona YEGUADA COLONIAS DE PESQUERIL Tlf.: 627 940 500 lascoloniasdepesqueril@yahoo.es Sevilla YEGUADA CORONINAS Tlf.: 952 802 075 Móvil: 619 464 515 www.coroninas.com coroninas@coroninas.com Málaga YEGUADA CUENCA DELGADO Tlf.: 953 220 316 Móvil: 609 508 660 odiwan4@hotmail.com Jaén YEGUADA DE AZORES Tlf.: 957 541 100 - 957 542 207 yeguadaazores@hotmail.com Córdoba YEGUADA DE LA CARTUJA HIERRO DEL BOCADO Tlf.: 956 162 809 secretaria@expasa.es Cadiz YEGUADA DE LA ESPIRAL ESTIRPE CARTUJANA Tlf.: 954 923 005 Móvil: 657 995 739 www.cartujanosdelaespiral.com comercial@cartujanosdelaespiral.com Sevilla YEGUADA DE LA LOMA DE ÚBEDA Tlf.: 953 757 148 - 953 127 035 aracreli@hotmail.com Jaen YEGUADA DE MIGUEL CARRIÓN Tlf.: 639 107 403 i_demiguel@inmonta.com Toledo YEGUADA de NAVARRO Tlf.: 967 396 483 Móvil: 649 488 238 – 649 488 496 yeguadanavarro@outlook.com Ciudad Real YEGUADA DE YMAS Tlf.: 914 119 203 Móvil: 667 599 535 www.sandaraca.es ymas@sandaraca.es Madrid YEGUADA DEHESA EL HERRERO Tlf.: 954 631 273 - 954 630 488 diresur2000@yahoo.es Sevilla YEGUADA DEL ARA Tlf.: 696 942 354 www.yeguadadelara.com info@yeguadadelara.com Badajoz

YEGUADA DEL HIERRO DEL ÁNGEL Tlf.: 938 444 051 Móvil: 639 391 313 www.hierrodelangel.com info@hierrodelangel.com Barcelona YEGUADA DEL ODIEL Tlf.: 677 131 013 yeguadadelodiel@hotmail.com Huelva YEGUADA Díaz SOLÍS Tlf.: 670 607 030 jdiaz@yeguadadiazsolis.com jdiaz@guadalmaquina.com Sevilla YEGUADA DICAR Tlf.: 696 461 035 rafaelcodina@orangemail.es Barcelona YEGUADA DIMOBA Tlf.: 950 252 577 Móvil: 607 906 556 www.yeguadadimoba.com yeguada@dimoba.com Almería YEGUADA DON LUIS González DÍEZ Tlf.:+52 5552496007 jacqueline.amezcua@grupogondi.com México YEGUADA DUQUE DEL INFANTADO Tlf.: 957 330 069 Móvil: 628 124 233 – 608 817 609 diego.obrero@hacienda-ribera.com Córdoba YEGUADA EL ALADROQUE Tlf.: 918 034 810 Móvil: 610 314 471 www.yeguadaelaladroque.com merypradera@yahoo.es Madrid YEGUADA EL ALAMILLO Tlf.: 917 021 720 www.yeguadaelalamillo.com info@elalamillo.com Madrid YEGUADA EL ALLOZAR Tlf.: 914 100 020 - 914 100 025 Móvil: 926 695 024 manolomoreno@pasteleria-mallorca.com Madrid YEGUADA EL CARMEN Tlf.: 607 719 968 yeguadaelcarmen@hotmail.com Málaga YEGUADA EL CISNE Tlf.: 957 370 917 Móvil: 629 723 031 yeguadaelcisne@hotmail.com Córdoba YEGUADA EL CHOPO Móvil: 630 933 149 yeguadaelchopo@yahoo.es Ávila YEGUADA EL DIABOLO Tlf.: 666 566 214 - 667 647 446 www.yeguadaeldiabolo.com yeguadaeldiabolo@hotmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA EL EUCALIPTO Tlf.: 687 751 389 Oficina: 916 398 357 www.yeguadaeleucalipto.com jiglesias@cinesladehesa.es Madrid

YEGUADA EL HIERRO INDIVISO Tlf.: 687 338 741 www.elindiviso.com didier@elindiviso.com Cádiz YEGUADA EL HINOJAL Tlf.: 916 640 213 Móvil: 616 999 082 - 638 169 128 www.yeguadahinojal.es isaac@exalin.es - ifp@exalin.es Cáceres YEGUADA EL MORALEJO Tlf.: 609 222 345 - 629 624 012 www.yeguadaelmoralejo.com concha@congesaconsulting.com Albacete YEGUADA EL RECUERDO Tlf.: 985 678 645 Móvil: 639 813 125 www.yeguadaelrecuerdo.com elrecuerdo@yeguadaelrecuerdo.com Asturias YEGUADA EL ROMERITO Tlf.: 952 363 548 Móvil: 618 748 527 pedroaranda00@gmail.com Málaga YEGUADA EL SOL Tlf.: 957 33 1342 Móvil: 696 987 738 – 628 461 721 www.yeguadaelsol.com yeguadaelsol@yahoo.es Córdoba YEGUADA EL TOMILLAR Tlf.: 914 588 054 - 917 591 420 grupomartinmar@ grupomartinmar.e.telefonica.net Madrid YEGUADA EL TREMEDAL Tlf.: 954 283 385 marianosantos@telefonica.net Sevilla YEGUADA EL YUNQUE Tlf.: 954 277 233 yeguadaelyunque@telefonica.net Sevilla YEGUADA EQUUS CONSULTING Tlf.: 959 244 072 Móvil: 633 648 707 - 620 348 860 www.equusconsulting.com equusconsulting@hotmail.com Huelva YEGUADA ERMITA SAN BERNARDO Tlf.: 629 232 391 www.yeguadasanbernardo.com albinana.javier@gmail.com Madrid YEGUADA ESTRELLA JJRR Tlf.: +57 3214534564 yeguadaestrella@gmail.com Colombia YEGUADA EUSEBIO CANO Tlf.: 971 420 217 Móvil: 660 110 065 jlsalar@hotmail.es Baleares Yeguada F2 Tlf.: 954 424 300 Móvil: 649 450 961 yeguadaf2@letteranet.com Sevilla Yeguada Familia 5J MÁrquez Tlf.: 959 371 211 juridico1@agromolinillo.com Huelva YEGUADA FARRIOLS Tlf.: 937 970 516 Móvil: 654 357 384 www.yeguadafarriols.com yeguadafarriols@gmail.com Barcelona YEGUADA FELIPE GARROCHO Tlf.: 955 957 324 - 955 957 194 955 853 211 Móvil: 610 780 657 agarabito@productosajf.es Sevilla

YEGUADA FERNÁNDEZ DE LA VEGA (AGROPECUARIA ESPERANZA, S.L.) Tlf.: 617 354 164 www.fernandezdelavega.com fernandezdelavega@fernandezdelavega. com Toledo YEGUADA FERNÁNDEZ - ORDÁS Tlf.: 954 770 153 sevilla@esmosa.es Sevilla YEGUADA FERRERO, S.L. Tlf.: 971 452 828 - 971 453 232 info@yeguadaferrero.com Baleares

YEGUADA GUERRERO Tlf.: 956 702 896 Móvil: 607 442 419 www.yeguadaguerrero.com franciscoguerrero@tecnicageneral.com Cádiz YEGUADA HACIENDA EL MOLINO Tlf.: 955 871 192 Móvil: 676 460 478 blas@asesoriafrutos.com Sevilla YEGUADA HACIENDA María Tlf.: 959 369 191 Móvil: 659 466 304 www.yeguadahaciendaMaria.com info@yeguadahaciendaMaria.com Huelva

YEGUADA FERRI Tlf.: 647 352 626 ferritwsa@gmail.com Toledo

YEGUADA HAUS DOHR Tlf.: +49 24611323 Móvil:+49 1701661643 klaus.scharmer@t-online.de Alemania

YEGUADA FRANCISCO CARRERA Tlf.: 981 675 490 Móvil: 639 130 580 francisco@automovilescarrera.com La Coruña

YEGUADA HERMANOS BERNAL GODOY Tlf.: 924 580 081 Móvil: 615 178 156 fcobernalfonseca@yahoo.es Badajoz

YEGUADA FRANCISCO TRIVIÑO Tlf.: +41 0218073906 Móvil: +41 0218073267 francisco.trivino@trivino.ch Suiza

YEGUADA HERMANOS García-FILOSO, C.B. Tlf.: 967 143 698 Móvil: 657 872 855 pacofiloso8@hotmail.com Albacete

YEGUADA FUENTE EL SOL Tlf.: 914 310 913 - 924 700 033 agropasa@agropasa.com Madrid

YEGUADA HERMANOS JURADO LENA Tlf.: 924 237 188 Móvil: 630 037 610 – 607 266 232 www.yeguadajuradolena.com carlosjurado@icaba.com Badajoz

YEGUADA FUENTES Tlf.: +33 466816261 Móvil: +33 611775835 www.yeguadafuentes.com fuentes@cheval-espagnol.com Francia YEGUADA GALA Móvil: 630 916 037 rcinta@haltiall.com Sevilla YEGUADA García BRIÑÓN, S.L. Tlf.: 615 211 748 Salamanca YEGUADA García FERRERO Tlf.: 954 181 413 Móvil: 679 981 920 www.yeguadagf.com jlgarciavargas@hotmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA García MORILLA Tlf: 952 703 242 Móvil: 610 456 202 info@yeguadaGarciamorilla.com Málaga YEGUADA GARROTALES SAN FCO., S.A. Tlf.: 955 746 533 Móvil: 649 929 284 garrotalessanfrancisco@gmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA GASTARREJONES Tlf.: 655 831 804 www.yeguadagastarrejones.com yeguadagastarrejones@yahoo.es Málaga YEGUADA GERMAN GILETE SANTANO Tlf.: 924 321 979 Móvil: 629 772 369 - 659 447 797 www.yeguadagilete.es angelgilete@hotmail.com Badajoz YEGUADA G-M Tlf.: 976 511 006 Móvil: 655 236 598 yeguadagm@hotmail.com Zaragoza YEGUADA González Sánchez Tlf.: +52 56166984/ 85 +52 15559664429 victor@godep.net México

YEGUADA HERMANOS MOLERO MALO Tlf.: 977 320 948 Móvil: 680 422 844 www.yeguadamoleromalo.es samuelmolero@gmail.com Tarragona YEGUADA HERMANOS ROMANOS Tlf.: 976 464 125 Móvil: 669 437 097 www.gruporomanos.com miguelangel@gruporomanos.com Zaragoza YEGUADA HIERRO DEL CIELO Tlf.: +57 44037000 – +57 43521026 Móvil: +57 3117621036 yeguadahierrodelcielo@gmail.com Colombia YEGUADA HIGUERA Tlf.: 957 435 062 Móvil: 667 664 663 vhiguera@hotmail.es Córdoba YEGUADA HISPANO SUIZA PRE, S.L. Tlf.: +41 7923140210 Móvil: +41 7966003020 daniela.willy@dwilly.ch Alicante YEGUADA HNOS. ARANDA TEJERIZO Tlf.: 955 881 604 Móvil: 679 106 077 arandacabrera.m@gmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA HNOS. CARDIEL SANCHO Tlf.: 616 482 027 ccardiel@macarsan.com Zaragoza YEGUADA HNOS. GUTIERREZ DELGADO Tlf.: 954 830 945 gudel2005@hotmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA HNOS. JIMENÉZ BURGOS Tlf.: 667 615 440 www.yeguadajimenezburgos.com yeguada@yeguadajimenezburgos.com Sevilla YEGUADA HNOS. Rodríguez ESCAÑO Tlf.: 954 751 336 Móvil: 669 360 103 - 669 360 104 balroe5@hotmail.com Sevilla

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YEGUADA LA TRINIDAD miguelderojas@yahoo.es Sevilla

YEGUADA LOS CIERVOS Tlf.: 915 422 005 luisafernandez@industrializacion.es Madrid

YEGUADA JABALQUINTO Tlf.: 687 833 080 – 627 584 582 cinegeticajabalquinto@hotmail.com Jaén

YEGUADA LA TROYETA Tlf.: 629 505 656 www.yeguadalatroyeta.es info@yeguadalatroyeta.es Alicante

YEGUADA LOS CORRALES Tlf.: 926 690 323 Móvil: 619 303 516 www.yeguadaloscorrales.com yeguadaloscorrales@gmail.com Ciudad Real

YEGUADA JARQUIN Tlf.: +505 22540993 – +505 88871806 jjarquin@cargotrans.com.ni Nicaragua

YEGUADA LA VIGÍA Tlf.: 913 082 744 mail@la-vigia.com Madrid

YEGUADA LOS DUEÑAS Tlf.: +1 509 8404310 rancholosduenas@live.com Estados Unidos

YEGUADA JEREZ Tlf.: 915 771 193 Móvil: 607 842 311 yeguadajerez@yahoo.es Madrid

YEGUADA LA YEDRA Tlf.: 952 815 455 Móvil: 609 600 774 www.yeguadalayedra.com administración@yeguadalayedra.com Málaga

YEGUADA LOS OLIVOS Tlf.: 971 317 318 - 971 317 365 Baleares

YEGUADA JIMÉNEZ Tlf.: +1 626 7869475 www.ranchojimenez.com ranchojimenez@aol.com Estados Unidos YEGUADA JIMÉNEZ LATORRE Tlf.: 914 011 983 jimenez_abogados@yahoo.es Ciudad Real YEGUADA JJ MONTES Tlf.: 968 481 767 Móvil: 696 917 257 www.yeguadajjmontes.com pedromontesabogado@gmail.com Murcia YEGUADA José FRANCO Sánchez Tlf.: 956 237 642 yeguadajosefrancosanchez@hotmail.com Cádiz YEGUADA JUAN MARTOS Tlf.: 950 627 777 Móvil: 616 429 107 www.yeguadajuanmartos.com yeguadajuanmartos@gmail.com Almería

YEGUADA LAS AVES Tlf.: +57 43265847 manuel.mejia@corbeta.com.co Colombia

YEGUADA LAS NEGRILLAS Tlf.: 914 264 230 www.yeguadalasnegrillas.com martin.marcos@adendia.com Madrid

YEGUADA MAIPE Tlf.: 968 526 640 www.yeguada-maipe.com info@yeguada-maipe.com Murcia

YEGUADA LAS TIJERAS Tlf.: 938 714 638 Móvil: 629 336 565 sergia.valls@gmail.com Barcelona

YEGUADA MAJALOBA Tlf.: +505 22760331 Móvil: +505 86707304 ismael@ibw.com.ni Nicaragua

YEGUADA LA DEVESA Tlf.: 932 152 113 Barcelona Tlf.: 977 830 162 Tarragona www.yeguadaladevesa.com info@yeguadaladevesa.com

YEGUADA LAYOS Tlf.: 918 419 032 juan.layos@gmail.com Madrid

YEGUADA LA LIRA Y LA W, S.L. Tlf.: 917 267 202 Móvil: 630 987 555 eg@lirayw.com Madrid YEGUADA LA NOSTRE LLAR Tlf.: 937 776 712 info@fruitesbaixllobregat.com Barcelona YEGUADA LA POSADA Tlf.: 609 139 754 yeguadalaposada@hotmail.com Valladolid YEGUADA LA PROVENZA CB Tlf.: 913 526 165 javiercaballero@telefonica.net Badajoz YEGUADA LA QUERENCIA Tlf.: +57 3104240789 jaramillo@inverjota.com Colombia

YEGUADA LOVERA Móvil: 678 428 469 - 670 604 727 enrique@yeguadalovera.net Córdoba YEGUADA LUCÍA LOVERA García Tlf.: 957 474129 Móvil: 687 835019 - 687 835020 eborrajop@hotmail.com Córdoba

YEGUADA LAS YEGUAS DEL CARACOL Tlf.: 926 544 948 Móvil: 609 126 584 jesuscaballero25@hotmail.com Ciudad Real

YEGUADA LA GALLARDA Tlf.: 956 362 989 salvadormartinez@canoncadiz.com Cádiz

YEGUADA LOS POZOS Tlf.: 956 730 468 www.yeguadalospozos.com ahd@yeguadalospozos.com Cádiz

YEGUADA LAS LUNAS Tlf.: 938 480 403 cfiameni@hipicacanvila.com Barcelona

YEGUADA JUAN VÁZQUEZ Tlf.: 934 406 500 Móvil: 609 852 888 Barcelona

YEGUADA LA ESPADA Tlf.: 670 662 888 mima1266@hotmail.com Córdoba

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YEGUADA LAS ARENAS Tlf.: 955 977 036 Móvil: 620 264 239 www.yeguadalasarenas.com info@yeguadalasarenas.com Sevilla

YEGUADA LERMA Tlf.: 955 843 546 - Móvil: 606 316 900 joseluis@yeguadalerma.com Sevilla YEGUADA LEZAMA LEGUIZAMÓN Tlf.: 952 885 856 Móvil: 630 986 055 yeguadalezama@gmail.com Málaga YEGUADA LLORENTE Tlf.: 639 168 882 - 666 471 585 www.yeguadallorente.com pedrollorente@binkal.com carlosllorenteperez5@gmail.com Segovia YEGUADA López DE HARO Tlf.: +1 8095350900 jrodriguez@blh.com.do República Dominicana YEGUADA LOS ALCORES Tlf.: 983 352 241 Móvil: 669 785 915 isagma2@hotmail.com Valladolid YEGUADA LOS ALGARVES Tlf.: 677 289 929 jrbs1978@hotmail.com Cádiz YEGUADA LOS CASTAÑONES Tlf.: 917 770 866 Móvil: 639 156 700 ww.yeguadaloscastanones.com castanones@yeguadaloscastanones.com Madrid

YEGUADA MANZANO MARTÍN Tlf.: 924 261 478 Móvil: 686 927 281 mimarsob@hotmail.com Badajoz YEGUADA MARÍN García Tlf.: 959 251 830 Móvil: 617 391 664 670 978 248 - 607 950 663 www.yeguadamaringarcia.com diegomafi@hotmail.com info@yeguadamaringarcia.com Huelva YEGUADA MARQUÉZ López, S.L. Tlf.: 600 954 504 yeguadamarquezlopez@gmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA MARTET Tlf.: 971 838 377 construccionsmartet@ construccionsmartet.com Mallorca YEGUADA MAS D´EN CISA Tlf.: 937 261 530 Móvil: 619 777 909 permanyer@trovels.com Barcelona YEGUADA MENDOZA CADEMA Móvil: 629 803 434 www.yeguadamendoza.es nmendozaf@cadema.es Madrid YEGUADA MIGUEL Ángel Félix Tlf.: 687 570 207 grupo.mafelix@gmail.com Huelva YEGUADA MIGUEL NúÑEZ Díaz Tlf.: +1 714 4460196 - +1 714 4460119 Móvil: +1 714 4203161 cnnorco@yahoo.com Estados Unidos

YEGUADA MIGUEL Sánchez Tlf.: 957 770 288 - 957 131 258 Móvil: 610 764 732 www.yeguadapre.com miguelSanchez@yeguadapre.com mariasanchez@yeguadapre.com Córdoba YEGUADA MIGUEL TOVAR SANZ Tlf.: 927 320 202 Móvil: 627 506 856 mtovarsan@gmail.com Cáceres

YEGUADA PALENZUELA HENS Tlf.: 957 400 900 Móvil: 670 910 910 rafael@yeguadapalenzuelahens.net rafael@clinicapalenzuela.net Córdoba

YEGUADA RAFAEL CONDE Tlf.: 924 771 023 Móvil: 670 734 939 www.rafaelconde.com info@rafaelconde.com Badajoz

YEGUADA PALOJO Tlf.: 914 316 641 Móvil: 667 484 777 www.palojo.com yeguada@palojo.com Madrid

YEGUADA RAFAEL PASTOR Tlf.: 639 636 984 rafa.pg@live.com Alicante

YEGUADA PANTONI, S.L. Tlf.: 953 510 361 antonio@aritosa.com Jaén

YEGUADA RAMÍREZ Tlf.: 957 475 356 Móvil: 629 222 288 www.yeguadaramírez.com yeguadaramirez@yeguadaramirez.com Córdoba

YEGUADA PASALRIO DE SAN ROQUE Tlf.: 956 442 246 Móvil: 620 629 060 rosa@conil-eurosur.com Cádiz

YEGUADA RAMÓN BAÑOS Tlf.: 650 178 607 ramonveterinaria@gmail.com Sevilla

YEGUADA PEDRO SILVA Tlf.: 607 653 136 Móvil: 600 616 560 yeguadapedrosilva@gmail.com Barcelona

YEGUADA RANA Tlf.: +39 0458587311 – +39 0458587340 glrana@rana.it Italia

YEGUADA MILLARES Tlf.: 959 500 319 Móvil: 657 991 514 www.ganaderiamillares.com ganaderiamillares@hotmail.com Huelva

YEGUADA PEÑA DE BÉJAR, S.L. Tlf.: 968 226 370 Móvil: 667 682 465 info@yeguadabejar.com Murica

YEGUADA MIÑO Tlf.: 966 700 689 Móvil: 606 389 606 yeguada@mino.es Alicante

YEGUADA PEÑA, S.L. Tlf.: 916 422 797 Móvil: 647 424 861 www.yeguadapena.es contabilidad@luxar.es Madrid

YEGUADA REAL TESORO José ESTÉVEZ, S.A. Tlf.: 956 321 004 Móvil: 649 431 303 www.grupoestevez.es jce@grupoestevez.com Cádiz

YEGUADA MIRALTESA Tlf.: 607 850 860 www.centroecuestremarcos.com yuliojem78@gmail.com Córdoba

YEGUADA Pérez MAQUEDA. ÁVILA Tlf.: 916 322 535 Móvil: 620 939 123 gerardoperezjimenez@gmail.com Madrid

YEGUADA MIRAS Tlf.: 914 261 717 josemirasgomez@hotmail.com Madrid

YEGUADA PILAR REYES Tlf.: 956 708 422 Móvil: 669 118 663 yeguadadereyes@hotmail.com Cádiz

YEGUADA MIRKO Tlf.: +39 3409216910 www.yeguadamirko.com mirko@nesurini.com Cádiz

YEGUADA PIÑERO Tlf.: 926 360 337 jantonio@yeguadapinero.com Ciudad Real

YEGUADA MILE, S.L. Tlf.: 648 013 199 info@yeguadamile.com Alicante YEGUADA MILLÁN HERCE Tlf.: 954 838 540 Móvil: 615 457 629 - 600 406 113 www.yeguadamillanherce.com millanherceveter@hotmail.com info@yeguadamillanherce.com Sevilla

YEGUADA MONTE LA LLama Tlf.: 660 324 070 Móvil: 610 266 439 rgiron@otccat.e.telefonica.net montelallama@msn.com Madrid YEGUADA MORÁN, S.L. Tlf.: 938 405 195 Móvil: 696 957 347 gestion.admon@grupouni.com Barcelona YEGUADA MUELA AYALA Tlf.: 926 359 109 Móvil: 646 978 969 info@fincalacuesta.com Ciudad Real YEGUADA NADALES Tlf.: 952 625 303 Móvil:617 392 593 yeguadanadales@gmail.com Málaga YEGUADA NOBLEZA DE TOMIÑO Tlf.: 669 561 453 demolicionesgalicia@hotmail.com Pontevedra YEGUADA NOBLEZA DEL PARQUE Tlf.: +56 451974108 - +56 5626160404 Chile YEGUADA OVELAR Tlf.: 918 760 320 Móvil: 639 100 214 www.yeguadaovelar.com joc@ovelar.com Madrid YEGUADA PALAZUELOS NORTE Tlf.: 920 353 310 Móvil: 629 830 852 miguel.ajimenez@grupoa-alvarez.com Ávila

YEGUADA PINILLA-Gómez Tlf.: 925 370 603 – 925 370 224 Móvil: 670 784 883 www.montescartujanos.com rupigo@pivellon.com Toledo YEGUADA PIQUÉ-Ángel Tlf.: 933 435 330 Móvil: 619 838 642 www.yeguadapiqueangel.com email@yeguadapiqueangel.com Barcelona YEGUADA PLAZA DE ARMAS Tlf.: 957 770 543 Móvil: 607 504 714 florenciomoreno@confevap.es Córdoba YEGUADA POVEDANO Tlf.: 628 124 237 fpovete@gmail.com Córdoba YEGUADA POZANCO SANS Tlf.: 620 867 113 – 665 858 870 www.yeguadapozancosans.com info@yeguadapozancosans.com Lérida YEGUADA PUERTA ALTA Tlf.: 953 583 839 - 953 580 833 info@yeguadapuertaalta.com Jaén YEGUADA PUERTA OSCURA Tlf.: 952 338 312 Móvil: 670 888 702 yeguadapuertaoscura@hotmail.com Málaga YEGUADA QUERENCIAS Tlf.: 699 019 505 www.yeguadaquerencias.com info@yeguadaquerencias.com Málaga

YEGUADA REMACHE Tlf.: 646 034 368 rcinta@haltiall.com Sevilla YEGUADA RIBERA NAVARRA Tlf.: 948 819 812 Móvil: 608 777 349 www.yeguadariberanavarra.es info@yeguadariberanavarra.es yrnavarra@gmail.com Navarra YEGUADA ROGGE Tlf.: 956 795 952 Móvil: 691 808 107 yeguadarogge@gmail.com Cádiz YEGUADA ROMERO BENÍTEZ Móvil: 629 368 356 pepicarabus@hotmail.com Cádiz YEGUADA ROSA, C.B. Tlf.: 924 846 100 Móvil: 606 312 245 www.manuelrosa.com mrosa@manuelrosa.com Badajoz YEGUADA SA SINIA Tlf.: 971 551 900 Móvil: 607 879 977 psureda@miguelsureda.com Baleares YEGUADA SARDONIL MAESO Tlf.: 947 482 504 Móvil: 630 902 039 javier@yeguadasadornilmaeso.com Burgos YEGUADA SALVATIERRA Tlf.: 954 381 300 majaloba@majaloba.com Sevilla YEGUADA SAN ANTONIO Finca: 976 124 314 Móvil: 607 874 034 hipicamariadehuerva@gmail.com Zaragoza YEGUADA SAN FRANCISCO Tlf.: +52 33 36314163 www.yeguadasanfrancisco.com.mx infoyeguadasf@yahoo.com.mx México YEGUADA SAN JUAN DE ALBERCHE Tlf.: 914 334 488 - 914 731 541 inconsa@inconsa.e.telefonica.net Madrid

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list of ANCCE Breeders YEGUADA SAN JUAN DE BUENAVISTA Tlf.: 667 599 535 www.sandaraca.es ymas@sandaraca.es Madrid YEGUADA SAN ROMÁN CALVO Tlf.: 916 360 752 Móvil: 620 033 132 www.yeguadasrc.com sanromanalmudena@yahoo.es Madrid YEGUADA SANZ-PAREJO Tlf.: 618 807 955 terra-sur@hotmail.com Córdoba YEGUADA SENILLOSA Tlf.: 972 199 001 Móvil: 619 601 601 www.yeguadasenillosa.com senillosa@yeguadasenillosa.com Gerona YEGUADA Señorío DE BARIAIN, S.L. Tlf.: 944 415 804 www.bariain.com bariain@bariain.com Bilbao YEGUADA SIERRA DE GUADALUPE, S.L. Tlf.: 942 570 700 Móvil: 649 469 368 sierradeguadalupe@gmail.com Cantabria YEGUADA SIERRA MAYOR Tlf.: 955 024 694 Móvil: 606 357 016 www.sierramayor.com jar@yeguadasierramayor.com Sevilla YEGUADA SOLA NOGALES, S.L. Tlf.: 956 371 777 Móvil: 619 601 601 629 545 750 - 616 477 608 www.yeguada-solanogales.com yeguada@yeguada-solanogales.com Cádiz YEGUADA SOLITEL Tlf.: 980 660 778 Móvil: 699 494 701 yeguadasolitel@yahoo.es Zamora YEGUADA SON XANTRE, S.L. Móvil: 670 384 668 yeguada@sonxantre.es Baleares YEGUADA SOTO GIL Tlf.: 948 399 015 Móvil: 609 458 253 www.yeguadasotogil.com info@yeguadasotogil.com Navarra YEGUADA SPANISH VICOBA, S.L.U. Tlf.: 679 498 581 Móvil: 606 844 462 yeguada@vicoba.es Badajoz YEGUADA SR4 Tlf.: 627 932 399 carlos.yeguada.sr4@gmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA SSAMDI BERNAL Tlf.: 620 404 466 - 660 019 111 dirección@gcecuestre.com ssamdibernal@gmail.com Cádiz YEGUADA SusaETA Tlf.: 917 650 208 Móvil: 629 184 048 www.yeguadasusaeta.com info@yeguadasusaeta.com Madrid YEGUADA TARAZÓN Tlf.: 961 600 294 - 963 630 212 Móvil: 607 303 846 rutalchi@rutalchi.com Valencia YEGUADA TOMÁS OSBORNE Tlf.: 956 854 111 Móvil: 649 916 444 www.yeguadatomasosborne.com secretaria@rives.es Cádiz

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YEGUADA TORREHERMOSA Tlf.: 957 472 609 - 957 331 135 Móvil: 654 952 818 www.torrehermosa.com info@torrehermosa.com Córdoba YEGUADA TORRELONGA Tlf.: 954 531 715 antonioborbolla@hotmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA TORRELUNA Tlf.: 954 988 281 www.yeguadatorreluna.com rcinta@haltiall.com Sevilla YEGUADA TORRES Tlf.: 953 502 265 Movil 677 458 856 arsanapatrimonial@gmail.com Jaén YEGUADA TOVAR BAZAGA Tlf.: 627 506 856 mtovarsan@gmail.com Cáceres YEGUADA TRES REYES Tlf.: 629 161 204 caballos@pacorey.es Madrid YEGUADA TRUJILLO Tlf.: +1 714 7137700 – +1 805 8568505 www.yeguadatrujillo.com sabastrujillo@yahoo.com gustavo@yeguadatrujillo.com Estados Unidos YEGUADA URIOL PERALTA Tlf.: 915 738 204 Móvil 625 154 712 furiol@izasa.es Madrid YEGUADA VALDEOLIVAS Tlf.: 920 370 117 f.valdeolivas@yahoo.es Ávila YEGUADA VALDERAS-FERNÁNDEZ Tlf.: 606 306 306 valfersl@hotmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA VALDEVIÑAS Tlf.: 925 779 080 Móvil: 620 823 884 www.yeguadavaldevinas.com info@yeguadavaldevinas.com Ciudad Real Yeguada Valdesol Tlf.: 696 931 302 josemiguel@nila.es Almería YEGUADA VALENTÍN DE SOTO Móvil: 609 439 256 jvsoto2@hotmail.com Cádiz YEGUADA VALLE, S.L. Tlf.: 650 983 952 www.yeguadavalle.es info@yeguadavalle.es Burgos YEGUADA VALLE MIÑOR, S.L. Tlf.: 986 343 434 www.yeguadavalleminor.com ricardo.barros@grupominor.com Pontevedra YEGUADA VARGAS VÁZQUEZ Tlf.: 649 893 677 estrucerra@iservicesmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA VEGA CASTILLO, S.L Tlf.: 667 392 480 www.yeguadavegacastillo.com yeguadavegacastillo@hotmail.com Córdoba

YEGUADA VICENTE ANDRÉS PASTOR Tlf.: +212 22331917 v.andrespastor@gmail.com Marruecos YEGUADA VIDAL-RIBAS MORENO Tlf.: 629 745 776 – 639 245 018 www.yeguada-vrm.com info@yeguada-vrm.com Gerona YEGUADA VIGARA González Tlf.: 917 258 963 - 649 873 264 953 469 105 - 670 378 485 953 064 981 www.yeguadavigaraGonzalez.es yeguadavigara@hotmail.com Madrid YEGUADA VILAIRE Tlf.: 971 545 800 Móvil: 617 478 807 www.yeguadavilaire.com info@yeguadavilaire.com Mallorca YEGUADA VILLAGELY Tlf.: +52 9811273200 www.yeguadavillagely.com ledey24@hotmail.com México YEGUADA VILLANUEVA Tlf.: +52 664 6610713 - +52 664 9024521 +52 619 6907987 info@yeguadariberanavarra.es México YEGUADA VINYET Tlf.: 670 671 660 – 666 763 487 www.yeguadavinyet.com administracion@yeguadavinyet.com YEGUADA VISTA-ALEGRE, S.L. Tlf.: 654 395 202 - 654 395 170 yeguadavistaalegre@yahoo.es Salamanca YEGUADA VISTABELLA Tlf.: 962 225 060 Móvil: 663 362 056 www.yeguadavistabella.com info@yeguadavistabella.com Valencia YEGUADA WILLTONY Tlf.: +61 749931392 – +61 419742790 www.willtony.com.au inquiri@willtony.com.au Australia YEGUADA Y Ganadería ÁVILA FARZÓN Tlf.: 956 401 178 bartolo@proviaf.com Cádiz YEGUADA YACO Tlf.: 619 768 443 rcinta@haltiall.com Sevilla YEGUADA ZACO Tlf.:670 355 609 joseluismesaredonda@hotmail.com Sevilla YEGUADA ZAMAR Tlf.: 968 136 656 Móvil: 626 315 802 www.yeguadazamar.com zamar@yeguadazamar.com Murcia Yeguada ZarzalÓn Tlf.: 660 019 111 www.gcecuestre.com direccion@gcecuestre.com Cádiz

List of ANCCE associated organizations ESPAÑA / SPAIN ASOCIACIÓN ANDALUZA DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE P.R.E. “CABALLO ANDALUZ” Presidente: D. José Luis Martínez Orti.

C/ Panaderos, 6 3º A-B, 29005 Málaga Tlf.: 952 229 134 - Fax: 952 226 127 Móvil: 629179687 www.caballoandaluz.com asociacion@caballoandaluz.com secretario@caballoandaluz.com “ES CAVALL” ASOCIACIÓN BALEAR DE CRIADORES PROPIETARIOS Y SIMPATIZANTES DE CABALLOS DE PURA RAZA Presidente: D. Eusebio Cano González Cuartel General Luque Avda. General Luque, s/n 1º 07300 Inca - Baleares Tlf.: 971 880 904 – 650 034 346 www.escavall.net oficina@escavall.net ASOCIACIÓN DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS ESPAÑOLES DE GALICIA – ACCEGA Sede: Recinto Ferial Semana Verde, s/n Apartado Correos, nº 26 36540 Silleda - Pontevedra Móvil: 619 452 169 accega@accega.es Oficina Administrativa: C/ Cándido Acuña Blanco, nº 5, Portal 2, 1ºB 36980 O Grove – Pontevedra.

Móvil: 654 983 254 - 619 452 169 accegasalnes@movistar.es ASOCIACIÓN DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE RAZAS PURAS DE LA REGION DE MURCIA Presidente: D. Juan José Belando Abellán.

C/ Acisclo Díaz, nº 9, 4ºK Edificio Argos, 30005 Murcia Tlf.: 968 296406 Móvil: 620 423 723 accmurcia@gmail.com ASOCIACIÓN CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE P.R.E. EN CORDOBA Presidente: D. Enrique Lovera de las Morenas.

C/ Rey Heredia, 22, 14003 Cordóba Tlf.: 957 497 843 Fax: 957 497 844 www.cordobaecuestre.com asociacioncriadoresprecordoba@gmail. com ASOCIACIÓN DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA DE LA COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA C/ Guillén de Castro, 79. 46008 Valencia Tlf.: 963 153 256 - Fax: 963 153 257 www.precval.com precval@precval.es ESPACAN - ASOCIACIÓN REGIONAL DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA DE CANTABRIA Presidente: D. Alfonso Casuso Gómez Polg. Ind. El Campón, 22 A 39001 Peñacastillo. Santander Tlf.: 942 321 327 (ext.115) Fax: 942 321 339 Movil: 630 910 193 www.espacan.org info@espacan.org A.C.C.P.R.E.C. ASOCIACIÓN DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA DE CADIZ Presidente: D. José Antonio Romero Haupold.

C/ Conde de Guevara, 4 11500 El Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz) Tlf.: 627 704 932 accprec@yahoo.es

FUNDACIÓN DEL CABALLO EXTREMEÑO PRE Representante: Fco. Javier Conde Cerrato.

Ctra. Nacional V, Km. 259 10200 Trujillo - Cáceres Tlf.: 924 771 023 - 670 734 939 javier@yeguadarafaelconde.com frspuentecaida@gmail.com ASOCIACIÓN NACIONAL DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA DE ESTIRPE CARTUJANA D. José Antonio Pérez Millán.

Campus Universitario de Rabanales Servicios Clínicos, Despacho 1 Ctra. de Madrid, km 396, 14071 Córdoba Tlf.: 957 326 539 www.estirpecartujana.com info@estirpecartujana.com

ASOCAMAN-PRE. ASOCIACION DE CASTILLA-LA MANCHA DE PRE Presidente: D. Jesús Alberto Muela Ayala.

Avda. Rey Santo, 8 1º 13001 Ciudad Real Tlf.: 926 213 642 – 628 747 158 – 610 474 944 www.asocaman-pre.com asocaman-pre@asocaman-pre.com ALEMANIA/ GERMANY ASOCIACIÓN ALEMANA DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA (AACCPRE) President: Daniel Barton Gestüt Birkenstein Zum Kantenhof 1 D-54597 Roth bei Prüm – Alemania Tlf.: +49 1722068542 www.aaccpre.com aaccprevorsitzender@gmail.com aaccpre@t-online.de

ASOCIACIÓN ALMERIENSE DE CRIADORES DE PRE PORTOCARRERO Ctra. La Cañada-Viator, s/n.

Haza Tableada 04120 La Cañada (Almería) Tlf. 609 532 244 Fax: 950 452 111 gerente@viagro.es APREA - ASOCIACIÓN DE PRE DE ALICANTE C/ Jorge Juan, 12 Entresuelo Comercial 03201 Elche - Alicante Tlf.: 691 307 603 info@caballosaprea.com ASOCIACIÓN CANARIA DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS ESPAÑOLES - A.C.C.C.E Presidente: D. Rogelio Viera Salgado.

C/ Pintor Óscar Domínguez, 13 bajo Carrizal de Ingenio (Las Majoreras) 35240 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Canarias Tlf.: 627 552 841 – 679 829 100 asociacioncanariapre@gmail.com

VEREIN DER FREUNDE UND ZÜCHTER DES PFERDES REINER SPANISHER RASSE (VFZPRE) Presidente: Mrs. Sonja Thomas Dorfstrasse, 29 56288 Korweiler – Alemania Tlf.: +49 6762961513 www.andalusierverein.de geschaeftsstelle@andalusierverein.de AUSTRALIA PREAA PURA RAZA ESPAÑOL (PRE) ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA INC. Presidente: Mrs. Rita Gallaway P.O. Box 272 Eaglehawk VIC 3556 - Australia Tlf.: +61 447924426 www.preaa.com.au registrar@preaa.com.au BÉLGICA / BELGIUM

ASOCIACIÓN DE GANADEROS ASTURIANOS DE CABALLOSDE PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA – AGACPRE C/ Molinón, s/n 33194 Villaperez – Oviedo Tlf.: 985 678 645 Móvil: 639 813 125 – 653 936 349 preasturias@gmail.com ASOCIACIÓN ABULENSE DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA – AACCPRE Presidente: D. José Antonio Andrinal Yuste.

Apartado de Correos, 38. 05005 Ávila Tlf.: 920 220 473 Móvil: 649 920 685 - 608 585 425 aaccpre@gmail.com ASSOCIACIÓ MENORQUINA DE CRIADORS I PROPIETARIS DE CAVALLS DE P.R.E. Presidente: D. Miguel A. Pons Mascaró.

Avda. San Agustín de la Florida, 28 07760 Ciutadella de Menorca – Baleares Tlf.: 626 995 139 - 630 884 472 www.espremenorca.com espremenorca@gmail.com CESCALE – ASOCIACION DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS ESPAÑOLES DE CASTILLA Y LEON Presidente: D. Carlos Suárez Delgado.

Mercado de Ganado de Salamanca Ctra. Ciudad Rodrigo, Km 6,2 37192 Salamanca Tlf.: 600 465 655 www.cescale.es cescalepre@gmail.com

ANCCE-BÉLGICA ASOCIACIÓN NACIONAL DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA – BÉLGICA Presidente: Ms. Nadia Joosen Riki Verbeek – Secretariat Ganzendries, 110 B-3212 Pellenberg, Belgica Tlf.: +32 0475658393 www.bpreb.com info@bpreb.com COLOMBIA ANCCE-COLOMBIA ASOCIACIÓN DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA Presidente: D. Alberto Serna Lira Calle 20B Sur Nº 38-55 Conjunto Residencial Borinquen. Apto. 301 Medellín. Colombia Tlf.: +57 43132767 Móvil: +57 3206778438 www.anccecolombia.com anccecol@yahoo.es COSTA RICA ASOCIACIÓN COSTARRICENSE DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA Presidente: D. Mauricio Arce Lara Directora Ejecutiva: Paula Chantada Vicente Centro Comercial Via Lindora, Local #29 de Corporación Garnier Santa Ana, San José, Costa Rica Tlf.: +506 22916810 – +506 22916811 Fax: +506 22960339 Móvil: +506 70133020 www.precostarica.org asocpre@precostarica.org

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list of ANCCE Breeders DINAMARCA - DENMARK

ITALIA / ITALY

DANISH PRE BREEDING ASSOCIATION Mrs. Charlotte Eichel Larsen Solhoejvej 42, Torslunde DK-2640 Hedehusene Dinamarca Tlf.: +45 21485211 charme@mail.dk www.pre-horse.dk

UNIFICAZIONE ASSOCIAZIONI ITALIANE PURA RAZA ESPAÑOLA – U.A.I.P.R.E Presidente: D. Angelo Grasso C. Regionale di Incremento Ippico Via Ippodromo, 31 44100 Ferrara- Italia Tlf./Fax: +39 0532 762005 www.uaipre.com info@uaipre.com

ECUADOR

ASOCIACION DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE PRE EN SUECIA Mrs. Asa Werkel P.O. Box 38002 100 64 Stockholm. Suecia Tlf.: +46 87329496 Fax: +46 070 8849495 www.swedishprehorses.se infoswedishpre@tele2.se SUIZA / Switzerland

ASOCIACIÓN ECUATORIANA DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS DE PRE - AECCPRE Presidente: D. Francisco Roldán Cobo Avda. Eloy Alfaro y Amazonas Edif. Finandes, nº 939, piso 4º Quito – Pichincha – Ecuador Tlf.: +593 23228132 Fax: +593 22501198 www.caballoespanolecuador.com aeccpre@caballoespanolecuador.com.ec

MÉXICO / MEXICO ANCCEMEX, A.C Presidente: D. Fernando González Cimadevilla C/ Hamburgo, 97, piso 5 06600 Col. Juarez – Delegación Cuauhtemoc, México Tlf.: +52 55332001/3/4 Fax: +52 55332002 www.anccemex.com anccemex@hotmail.com administracion@anccemex.com

ESTADOS UNIDOS/ USA UNITED STATES P.R.E. ASSOCIATION Presidente: Ms. Kimberly Van Kampen 12765 Forest Hill Blvd. Suite 1315 Wellington, Florida 33414 USA Tlf.: +1 786-2641108 Fax: +1 888-9590190 www.usprea.com executivedirector@usprea.com unitedstatespre@gmail.com tanyaduffey@usprea.com lgstudbook@usprea.com UNITED STATES PRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION (USPREBA) Presidente: Mr. Alexander Zilo.

Representante: Mr. Juan A. Espinoza.

3307 West Beverly Boulevard Montebello, California 90640 USA Tlf.: +1 818 4787850 www.uspreba.com uspreba@gmail.com espinozajuan26@yahoo.com FRANCIA/ FRANCE ASSOCIATION FRANÇAISE DES ELEVEURS DE CHEVAUX DU PURE RACE ESPAGNOLE - AECE Presidente: Sr. D. Richard Dupont Ferrier.

Le Clos Du Mas 10 rue Jacques Claude Aubert 13200 Arles - Francia Tlf.: +33 621472640 www.aece-pre.fr studbook.aece@free.fr

NICARAGUA ASOCIACIÓN NICARAGUENSE DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS PRE – ANCPRE D. Ismael Reyes Mejía Reparto Bolonia.

En el Central, 200 metros Oeste, Contiguo al Hotel Holiday Inn, Plaza Eclipse, Módulo 3 Managua – Nicaragua Tlf.: +505 22684437 Fax: +505 22669975 www.ancpre.com ancpre@gmail.com NORUEGA/NORWAY NORSK PRE AVLSFORENING Kaare Liadal Jr. C/O Kaare Liadal Jr. Liadal 6150 Oersta – Noruega Tlf.: +47 90776630 www.prenorge.no kaare.liadal@grovik.no PANAMÁ/PANAMA ANCCE-PANAMA ASOCIACIÓN PANAMEÑA CRIADORES CABALLOS PRE Presidente: D. Ricardo R. Pérez Martinis PH Blue Business Center, Piso 10, Oficina 3 Calle 67, San Francisco, Panamá Tlf.: +507 2107000 Ext. 7110 riperez@anccepanama.com REINO UNIDO / UNITED KINGDON

GUATEMALA ASOCIACIÓN GUATEMALTECA DE CRIADORES DE CABALLOS PRE – AGCCPRE D. José Ernesto Batres González.

Septima Avenida 14-44, Zona 9, Edificio La Galeria no. 26 A Guatemala Tlf.: +502 2334 0366 – 2334-0368 Fax: +502 2334 0367 agccpre@gmail.com HOLANDA/ HOLLAND PRE STAMBOEK NEDERLAND Presidente: Ms. Aranka Ouwehand.

Nieuw Laar 5 5258TL Berlicum – The Netherlands Tlf.: +31 628554884 www.pre-stamboek.nl a.m.ouwehand@kpnplanet.nl hUNGRÍA / HUNGARY MAGYARORSZÁGI ANDALÚZ LÓTENYÉSZTOK EGYESÜLETE Presidente: Mr. István Nagy.

Széchenyi utca 84 3530 Miskolc, Hungría Tlf./Fax: + 36 46427890 andaluzhu@gmail.com www.matyusudvarhaz.hu

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SUECIA / SWEDEN

BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE PUREBRED SPANISH HORSE Mrs. María Estrella Ribback 19 Warton Close, East Boldre, Brockenhurst, Hampshire SO42 7WW Reino Unido.

Tlf.: +44 7817067120 www.bapsh.co.uk maria.ribback@btinternet.com REPÚBLICA CHECA / CZECH REPUBLIC ASSOCIATION OF FRIENDS OF PURE SPANISH RACE HORSES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC Malé námestí 138/4 11000 Praha 1. Czech Republic President: Mr. Jan Suk Tlf.: +42 0233378406 Móvil: +42 0602 / 206235 jan.suk@akms.cz

AECE – ASSOCIATION SUISSE DES ELEVEURS DE CHEVAUX DE PURE RACE ESPAGNOL Presidente: Rolf Plüss En Châtagnis, 11 CH – 1143 Apples Suiza Tlf.: +41 798 882 021 am50@bluewin.ch

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BREEDER MEMBERSHIP REQUEST FORM

If you would like to be a member of ANCCE, please fill out this Membership Request Form. An essential prerequisite is to be an owner of at least one (1) Purebred Spanish (PRE) Mare that is registered as a broodmare in the PRE Stud Book.

NAME OF THE MEMBER (Individual or corporation): ____________________________________________________________________________________ THE LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________ ID or VAT (Tax) Number (essential): : _______________________ BREEDER CODE (essential): __________________________________________________ NAME OF THE STUD FARM:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________ FULL ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________________________ Nº_ __________________________ MUNICIPALITY: _ ____________________________________________ PROVINCE/STATE:_ _________________ COUNTRY: _ _______________________ POSTAL CODE: ______________________________________________ PHONE/S:_ ________________________ FAX:_______________________________ E-MAIL:________________________________________________________________ WEB:_______________________________________________________ Number of MARE REGISTERS ON YOUR STUD FARM:____________ REFERENCE STUD FARM:_______________________________________________ ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE: € 480

BRAND

PAYMENT METHOD:

✓ 1ST QUOTA (REGISTRATION FEE): Bank transfer in the name of ANCCE with IBAN code: ES05 0049 4712 1527 1628 8529.

(SANTANDER Bank). Swift BIC: BSCHESMMXXX ALL OTHER QUOTAS:

✓ Bank transfer to the aforementioned account number. ✓ Credit Card: c VISA c MASTERCARD c AMERICAN EXPRESS Nº_ ___________________________________________ Expiration date_________________ ✓ Direct Debit Authorization: request direct debit payment authorization in keeping with SEPA rules and regulations by sending an e-mail to ancce@ ancce.com

(Applicable for Spain and the EU)

Dear Mr/Mrs: Our daily tasks and efforts include guaranteeing the quality of the services we offer. A fundamental part of this process is respect for the confidentiality of your personal information. To guarantee the confidentiality of your personal data, we hereby inform you that your personal information has been incorporated into a MEMBERS file held by the National Purebred Spanish Horse Breeders’ Association of Spain (hereinafter referred to as ANCCE), with VAT and registration number G- 41071960. Your personal information will be used for economic, accountingand fiscal- related affairs and to provide informative about the latest news from the sector through newsletters/press releases sent by e-mail or traditional mail, as well as for the creation of publicity about your stud farm including it in the list of Full Members that appears on the last pages of the Magazine “EL Caballo Español” and on the web-site, www.ancce.com. The details could also be passed on to other magazines within the sector, for the advertising purposes. Likewise, please note that your economic details will be turned over to the National Revenue Department (of Spain) in compliance with the current legislation. Consequently, it will be understood that you have granted consent to the inclusion of your personal information, as described above, if, within one (1) month of having received this letter, you have not notified us to the contrary. You are free to exercise your right to access, change or cancel your personal information, or express your opposition, at any time, free of cost. To do so, you may contact ANCCE at the Cortijo el Cuarto (Cortijo Viejo) Bellavista; 41014 Sevilla (España). Please include the reference “LOPD” (Data Protection Law) in your letter. Should you prefer, and prior to these undertakings, you may request, at the aforementioned address, the pre-prepared request form that you can fill out and return. As you know, the quality of our services is one of our highest priorities; therefore all our efforts focus on offering you the best services. Once again, we would like to thank you for the trust and confidence you have in ANCCE.

In the city of_______________________ Date with Day + Month + Year: _________________________________

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Application forms are also available at

www.ancce.com

Signature _____________________

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ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP REQUEST FORM Please fill out this form if you are interested in receiving a yearly subscription to the magazine (El Caballo Español) delivered to your home address and timely information from ANCCE. FULL NAME: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ FULL ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________________________ Nº_ __________________________ MUNICIPALITY: _ ____________________________________________ PROVINCE/STATE:_ _________________ COUNTRY: _________________________ POSTAL CODE: ______________________________________________ PHONE/S:_ ________________________ FAX:_______________________________ E-MAIL:________________________________________________________________ ANNUAL QUOTA:

c RESIDENTS IN SPAIN € 78

c EU RESIDENTS € 118

c OTHER COUNTRIES € 139

PAYMENT METHOD:

✓ 1ST QUOTA (REGISTRATION FEE): Bank transfer in the name of ANCCE with IBAN code: ES05 0049 4712 1527 1628 8529. (SANTANDER Bank). Swift BIC: BSCHESMMXXX ALL OTHER QUOTAS:

✓ Bank transfer to the aforementioned account number. ✓ Credit Card: c VISA c MASTERCARD c AMERICAN EXPRESS Nº_ ___________________________________________ Expiration date_________________ ✓ Direct Debit Authorization: request direct debit payment authorization in keeping with SEPA rules and regulations by sending an e-mail to ancce@ancce.com

(Applicable for Spain and the EU)

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Dear Mr/Mrs: Our daily tasks and efforts include guaranteeing the quality of the services we offer. A fundamental part of this process is respect for the confidentiality of your personal information. To guarantee the confidentiality of your personal data, we hereby inform you that your personal information has been incorporated into a MEMBERS file held by the National Purebred Spanish Horse Breeders’ Association of Spain (hereinafter referred to as ANCCE), with VAT and registration number G-41071960. Your personal information will be used for economic, accounting and fiscal-related affairs and to provide informative about the latest news from the sector through newsletters/press releases sent by e-mail or traditional mail, as well as for the creation of publicity about your stud farm including it in the list of Full Members that appears on the last pages of the Magazine “EL Caballo Español”. Consequently, it will be understood that you have granted consent to the inclusion of your personal information, as described above, if, within one (1) month of having received this letter, you have not notified us to the contrary. You are free to exercise your right to access, change or cancel your personal information, or express your opposition, at any time, free of cost. To do so, you may contact ANCCE at the Cortijo el Cuarto (Cortijo Viejo) Bellavista; 41014 Sevilla (España). Please include the reference “LOPD” (Data Protection Law) in your letter. As you know, the quality of our services is one of our highest priorities; therefore all our efforts focus on offering you the best services. Once again, we would like to thank you for the trust and confidence you have in ANCCE..

In the city of_______________________ Date with Day + Month + Year: _________________________________

Signature _____________________

shopping

1. SPANISH LEATHER BOOTS Equipassio, is a company that sells riding boots made from authentic Spanish leather.

To the left, dressage boots with square tips and contrast band around the tops, lined with calfskin (€320). To the right, dressage boots, also with square tips, with non-slip leather, stitched sole (€320). www.equipassio.com

2. TAILORED SADDLE Developed with Margit OttoCrépin, the Corlandus saddle was especially created for high level dressage. The specifically formed cantle and ergonomic wedges to facilitate optimal vertical leg positioning, close to the body of the horse. The rider perfectly feels the variations of the horse while at the same time maintaining a position of comfort and relaxation (starting from € 4750). www.spain.hermes.com

3.BLANKET ROLL Hermès presents this elegant and colorful rectangular blanket with fringe. 100% wool, Clou de Selle “Hermès Sellier.” Red blanket measuring 150 x 200 cm (€375). www.spain.hermes.com

4. EQUIPMENT TOTE Chevron and harness leather bag, detachable polyamide lining, zipper pocket connected to the bag, shoulder strap, “Hermès Sellier” serigraphic and harness seam, in woven colors. Dimensions: Length 46 x Depth 36 x Height 31 cm (€1960). www.spain.hermes.com

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