As a breed, the Lusitano breed falls into the category of “light horses.” Breeds in this category generally weigh under 1,500 pounds and are typically used as trail riding and leisure horses. What kind of horse is a Lusitano? Portuguese horse breedThe Lusitano, also known as the Pure Blood Lusitano Read more…
In 1966 the Studbooks of Spain and Portugal formalised their language and breed definitions to make it clear that horses born in Portugal were called Lusitano, and horses born in Spain were called Studbooks. Whats the difference between an Andalusian and a Lusitano? Often, the Lusitano possesses more muscular hindquarters Read more…
The Lusitano Horse is said to be the world’s best-kept secret in the horse breeds division. They are powerful and graceful and are renowned for their noble character and willingness to please. They are also enthusiastic and kind and work well with any level of rider or trainer. Are Lusitanos Read more…
Where can I get them? You’ll find two of the horses by the Silverglade Equestrian Center and one in Fort Pinta! How much do they cost? 949 Star Coins. How much is a Lusitano in SSO? Colors, Pricing, and Location The Lusitano is sold for 949 SC. How much is Read more…
Lusitanos are generally gray, bay or chestnut, though they can be of any solid color, including black, buckskin and palomino. Only bays are bred at the Alter Real stud. They usually stand 15.2 and 15.3 hands (62 and 63 inches, 157 and 160 cm) high, although some stand over 16 Read more…
They usually stand 15.2 and 15.3 hands (62 and 63 inches, 157 and 160 cm) high, although some stand over 16 hands (64 inches, 163 cm). Members of the breed have narrow, but well-proportioned, heads with profiles that are slightly convex. How big are Lusitano horses? Their height of 155 Read more…
Lusitanos are named alphabetically by year. This means that the name of a Lusitano always starts with a letter that corresponds to the year they are born. We find this to be a very efficient and clever system, that allows to quickly find out the year that horse was born. Read more…