Andalusian Horses for Sale
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Browse Andalusian horses for sale from sellers across the United States, including stallions, mares, geldings and Andalusian crosses. Use the filters to compare horses by age, gender, color, discipline, price and location.
Browse Andalusian Horses for Sale
Donana de Maria Bay Filly Andalusian
4 years • Filly • Andalusian
If you are looking for a mover with an incredible pedigree, stop here! This coming 4 year old filly has fabulous movement even though she is at an age where she is croup high. So it will be even better when she levels out as she gets older. Her sire is Involvidable RDL with 12 national titles and 5 movement awards under USDF, USEF and Spanish judges. His pedigree both Olympians and national champions of the US, Mexico and Spain. The dam of the filly is from the esteemed breeding program of Aquilino Fraile in Spain including a qualified stallion and Sicab champion Utebo II and other well known military stock.
Half Andalusian fillies and mares Grey Mare Andalusian
4 years • Mare • Andalusian
Several pure and half fillies and mares are available from sellers near Austin. These are purebreds, however, one or more parents or grandparents were not registered. They are therefore available at deeply discounted prices. Contact us for photos and videos of these bargain horses owned by clients of ours.
Gisele LHR Grey Mare Andalusian
12 years • Mare • Andalusian
It is very hard to find a horse for sale that gets a check mark in every box important to buyers: Good conformation, movement and temperament; not too young, not too old; great pedigree; proven broodmare; no skin problems in the worst Texas summer; easy keeper; clean health history; an all around horse suitable for show or pleasure (halter, sport horse, riding, working equitation), great on trails. She can move when asked but stands quietly. Many horses have a few famous horses in their pedigree but Gisele has two dozen ! Many national champions of the U.S. Mexico and Spain.
Querendona H Bay Mare Andalusian
14 years • Mare • Andalusian
Querendona H is from the esteemed breeding program of Terri Meador, Herradura Andalusians, sired by their multi national champion stallion Gitano MOR. There are champions of Mexico and the US on both sides of her pedigree (Morales, Escalera, Cardenas, Lovera). And she has produced champion caliber offspring bred to 3 different stallions, including 6 times national champion Apostol MEX. The first 2 photos below of Querendona followed by 2 of Gitano MOR, followed by several of Querendona's offspring. More videos and photos of offspring are available on request.
Vitola XIII Buckskin Filly Andalusian
3 years • Filly • Andalusian
Vitola is a stunning 3 year old with fluid, graceful movement. Her dam Querendona H is a proven producer of champion caliber offspring with several famous lines in her pedigree (Morales, Lovera, Cardenas, Escalera). An opportunity to add a quality rare color to your breeding program or show string.
Vaquero de Maria Grey Gelding Andalusian
3 years • Gelding • Andalusian
This gelding is now being started under saddle. He has a truly special pedigree and his conformation and movement reflect it. His sire is a top dressage horse and his paternal grandsire, Dardanos RDL, is a 4X national champion with over 70 show titles. The sire of Dardanos is the legendary Lion of Spain, Indiano 18, twice champion of Mexico. The maternal side has multiple crosses to a national Champion of Spain, Utebo II. His dam's sire is a Gran Prix Champion Gamarro FONT, sired by a Qualified stallion Habenero LXXXVI and his sire is the first Elite stallion and to be named by ANCCE, Emitano III, also with the Breed Improvement stamp. There are many more famous horses in this pedigree. Vaquero has a floating suspension that you just can't teach. He was bred and is owned by a Counsel General of Spain who now lives near Houston. Photos of the gelding and some of his famous ancestors are shown below
Movido RDL Bay Colt Andalusian
1 years • Colt • Andalusian
This striking bay colt is a potential breeding stallion or performance gelding. His loaded pedigree includes a dozen champions of the US and Spain, Olympians, Breed Improvement Stallions and multiple horses with the rare Qualified ANCCE stamp. His dam is an imported IALHA National Champion and Gold Medal Movement winner, whose grandsire is one of only a handful of horses in the world with all 5 ANCCE stamps. His sire, Inolvidable RDL, has 9 national championships and 5 movement awards, a multiple 4th Level USDF Champion and is now competing at FEI Pre St George. Photos show Movido at various ages and the photos 3 and 4 are his dam and sire.
Valeroso RDL Grey Colt Andalusian
1 years • Colt • Andalusian
This colt name means brave and he lives up to it. When we picked him up at the vet just a few hours old, he ran ahead of Mom, jumped onto the trailer and looked back at her, like, well are you coming? His stellar pedigree has multiple Olympians, Elite stallions, National Champions, etc. Valeroso's dam is Lanys Kaye Eddie Gremlin Farms breeding on both sides, a double national champion in dressage a couple of years ago and reserve national champion filly at 2 a decade ago. Valaroso's sire is our FEI national champion with 9 titles and several movement awards, imported in utero, RDL Venerable PLC. His sire, Distinguido X, qualified for 2 Olympics and was the bronze medalist at WEG. Distinguido's sire is Elite Olympian Evento, sired by Leviton, another Olympian and number 2 sire in the Spanish Book of Merits. Venerable's dam is our imported national champion and best movement adult horse Espinilla PLC, granddaughter of Elite stallion Educado X, sired by Spanish national champion Centella V. He is a fabulous future breeding stallion or performance gelding
Durango de Maria Bay Gelding Andalusian
5 years • Gelding • Andalusian
This sweet boy is from two esteemed breeding programs in the USA and Spain. A champion of Spain is on both sides of the pedigree. He is well started under saddle and has excellent ground manners. Bred by the retired Council General of Spain, he is stabled near Bellville in Texas.
Tornado de Maria Grey Gelding Andalusian
2 years • Gelding • Andalusian
This sweet boy has great ground manners and is halter trained and now is being started under saddle. His pedigree is fabulous with 9 crosses to champion in Spain, Mexico and the USA. He hails from several esteemed breeding programs in Spain and the USA. His breeder is the retired Council General of Spain.
Panadero JP Chestnut Colt Andalusian
2 years • Colt • Andalusian
This outstanding colt has 7 champions of Spain, the U.S. and Mexico in his pedigree. He is a rare color for this breed and has the morphology and movement fit for the show ring. He would make a great breeding stallion or could be gelded for pleasure / performance riding. Stabled just north of Houston.
Campeador WT Chestnut Gelding Andalusian
5 years • Gelding • Andalusian
The amazing 16.1 H gelding has an incredible pedigree on both sides. His sire is our 3 ANCCE stamp imported stallion Persiles YET, son of a national champion of Spain and Breed Improvement stallion. His dam, Melosa RDL is 5 times National Champion, 9 times Regional Champion and National Champion Best Movement horse. Melosa RDL is the daughter of 14 times National Champion Saltador ORO, Horse of the Year and Leading USEF sire. Campeador is well started under saddle and has a great temperament but very flashy if you ask for it. Stabled near Nashville TN. The first 4 photos are of the gelding for sale and the rest are famous horses in his pedigree
Andalusian Horses: Spanish Dressage and Pleasure Horses
The Andalusian is an Iberian breed from southern Spain, admired for its presence, expressive paces and willing, cooperative nature. It is closely associated with classical dressage, and its natural ability to collect and balance also suits show riding, driving, pleasure riding and the trail. Most Andalusians are gray, though bay and black horses are also seen, and like other gray horses they are born darker and lighten as they age. On this page you can compare Andalusian horses for sale, including stallions, mares and geldings, from sellers across the United States. Andalusians suit riders who want a horse with presence and a cooperative mind, and the filters for age, gender, color, discipline and price help you build a shortlist quickly.
PRE Horses, Pura Raza Española and Andalusian Crosses
In Spain the breed is registered as Pura Raza Española, or PRE, so you will see PRE horses for sale and Pura Raza Española horses for sale alongside Andalusians, and both names are used for purebred horses. In the United States, Andalusians can also be registered with the International Andalusian and Lusitano Horse Association (IALHA). Andalusians are also crossed with other breeds, including Quarter Horses, Thoroughbreds and Percherons, so read each listing to see whether a horse is purebred, registered or a cross, and ask for the papers and pedigree.
Andalusian Horse Price and What to Check Before Buying
Andalusian horse price varies widely, because age, training, bloodlines, registration and breeding record all affect what a seller asks, so compare horses of similar age and training. Ask about the horse’s level of schooling, watch it being handled and ridden, and arrange a trial ride. Have a veterinarian of your choice carry out a pre-purchase exam, and if you are considering an Andalusian stallion, ask about its temperament around other horses and any breeding history. Ask for recent photos and video, the horse’s health and vaccination records and the registration papers, then contact the seller directly through the listing to arrange a visit. Browse more categories at Equine Listings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an Andalusian horse cost?
Andalusian horse price depends on age, training level, bloodlines, registration, whether the horse is a stallion, mare or gelding, and its show or breeding record, and purebred registered horses are usually priced differently from crosses. Use the price filter on this page to see current asking prices, and compare horses of similar age and training rather than relying on an average.
What is the difference between an Andalusian and a PRE?
Pura Raza Española, or PRE, is the Spanish name for the purebred breed and refers to horses recorded in the Spanish studbook. Andalusian is the name commonly used in English and by registries in the United States. Many horses are both, so check the papers to see which registry a horse is recorded with, and ask the seller to explain the registration and pedigree of the PRE or Andalusian you are considering.
Are Andalusian horses good for dressage?
Andalusians are known for their natural ability to collect, their balance and their expressive movement, which is why the breed is so often seen in classical dressage, and the Discipline filter lets you look for an Andalusian dressage horse for sale. Suitability still depends on the individual horse and its training, so ask about its level, how it has been schooled and whether there is video of it working.
What colors do Andalusians come in?
Most Andalusians are gray, and like other gray horses they are born darker and lighten with age, so a white or gray Andalusian may have been born much darker. Bay and black are also seen. Use the Color filter to look for a black or gray Andalusian for sale, and check the photos and papers because a gray horse’s color changes over time.
Are there Andalusian stallions, mares and geldings for sale?
Yes. Use the Gender filter to show an Andalusian stallion for sale, Andalusian mares for sale or an Andalusian gelding, and compare their age, registration, training and breeding record. Stallion ads offered at stud are also listed in the Stallions category. Ask about temperament and handling, registration papers, health records and any breeding history before you decide.
What are Andalusian crosses?
An Andalusian cross is a horse with one Andalusian parent and one of another breed, such as an Andalusian Quarter Horse cross, an Andalusian Thoroughbred cross or an Andalusian Percheron cross, and listings may call it a half Andalusian. Crosses are not purebred, so their registration and price can differ from a registered Andalusian or PRE. Ask the seller about both parents and what the horse has been trained to do.
Where can I find an Andalusian horse breeder or Andalusians for sale near me?
Many Andalusians on Equine Listings are offered by breeders and by private sellers. Use the State and City / County filters to find Andalusians for sale near you, open a seller’s profile from any listing to see everything they have for sale, then message them or reveal their phone number or email to ask about their breeding program, the horses’ training and whether you can visit.