Andalusian Dressage Partners :: Spanish Breeding for Dressage Performance :: Pure Spanish Horses

Andalusian Dressage Partners is a small breeder of high quality Pura Raza Espanola (PRE) horses, also known as the Andalusian in the U.S. We carefully select our breeding stock based on our breeding goals of producing high quality competitive moving horses that have friendly and safe temperaments which are perfect matches for the Amateur rider and owner.

Buying from a quality small breeder like us ensures that your young horse has been provided the best of care; starting with a high quality feeding program designed by an equine nutritionist to ensure proper growth and development, four week farrier care for proper hoof development and daily health monitoring which means that you can be assured you are buying a well cared for healthy young horse to enjoy for many years to come.

Our daily handling of the foals makes them very people oriented; along with our professional extensive foal-training program, which is one of the best in the market, your young horse is safe and easy to handle; which means that we do all the work so you can enjoy your horse.

SATISFIED BUYERS

I spent a better part of a year searching for a quality Andalusian both in mind, spirit and body. I was so impressed with the level of quality and care at Erin's ranch I knew that I had found the breeder that I wanted to buy from.

Erin believes that the right match between horse and human is more important than a sale which shows great integrity. Before, during and after the sale Erin and her staff were easy to talk to, very accommodating to my needs as the buyer and excellent communicators.

I highly recommend purchasing an Andalusian from Erin and intend on being a return customer.

Erin Murphy
Natural Horsemanship Professional
www.EquinePartnersInc.com
Penn Valley, CA
Centella and Erin Murphy

Hi Erin,

Both Arturo and I hope that this long overdue note finds you and your family doing well.

I cannot thank you enough for introducing Arturo into my life. He has lived up to his reputation both as an individual and representative of his breed.

The trainer that I am working with says that she wishes she could have a whole barn full of horses like him. But of course to me there is only one Arturo.

We are making incredible progress, that is to say I am working hard to keep up with Arturo’s progress. I fear that I may be holding him back but life is tough and Arturo is not complaining about the pace of our training.

I hope that we keep in touch and that someday you are able to see what a bountiful horse you raised.

Regards and best to you and your family,
Victoria Andrews
Arturo and Victoria Andrews