The American Azteca
Horse International
Association
PO Box 1577
Rapid City, SD 57709
Tel: (605) 342-2322
Website:
www.americanazteca.com
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The
Azteca horse was the first
breed developed in Mexico,
and was the result of
crossing Andalusians with
quarter horses and criollos.
the native Indians used them
for hunting buffalo and
fighting wars, and they
became prized possessions.
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Origin:
Mexico.
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Colour:
All
except for appaloosa
and paint.
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Height:
average 14 to 15hh.
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Conformation:
well-proportioned
and presents a
beautiful overall
picture. The animal
should be in good
flesh, with good
muscle tone and a
smooth, glossy coat.
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Character:
attractive heads
with a straight or
slightly convex
face, with lively,
expressive eyes. A
well-arched neck
sports a flowing,
thick mane.They are
generally lively,
happy and willing to
please. The Azteca
should have a deep
chest and a short,
straight and strong
back. The
hindquarters should
be muscular, the
legs strong and long
with
well-proportioned
feet.
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Uses:
suitable for most
disciplines, from
show jumping to
bullfighting. |
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