Criollo | characteristics, origin & disciplines

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The tough and hardy Criollo horses of the South American pampas are the descendants of horses brought by Spanish colonists. Living a semi-feral existence in a very challenging environment, their endurance is legendary. This is the main reason many equestrians choose to buy a Criollo, as they are exceptional partners for the committed distance rider. These wise animals are internationally famous but still rare outside South America, and there is always interest when a breeder or trainer decides to sell a Criollo.
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[@thinkinoutloud.1]

They are easy enough to get on and off of. They are even tempered likeable horses. They are willing to do as you ask, so I would say they are good hoses.

[@phsycorider8723]

I own an rocky mountain, mountain pleasure horse with some criollo in her. Her neck isnt very muscular even when she was in her best fit but she is very durable. She rides choppy and she is a bit stumbly at times but she can trot for hours it seems and she can ride all day without a break to rest. She stands at 14 hands and her weight is between 800 to 900 pounds not quiet 1000. She is also 21 years old so not the youngest but acts like she is 2. She is a rescue from an auction I found out over a dna test.

[@ehorsesinternational]

sounds like a lovely horse 😍