Breeder of Lusitano horses since 1992. Pure blood horses are used to combine the beauty and adaptability of the Lusitano whilst maintaining a respect for the original characteristics of the breed. The mares are all ridden and schooled.

Andalusian, Lusitanos and Aztecas in north east Ohio. The Andalusian and Lusitano Stallions are all imported.

Learn the art of classical dressage from Riding Master Frank Grelo at the Cedar Mills Classical Riding School, located in Bolton, Ontario. Frank Grelo also breeds and trains Lusitano horses, the native Iberic horses of Portugal.

Stud founded in 1748 by order of King Joao V, (1706-1750). Today it is owned by the Portuguese Government and dedicated to providing horses for the Escola Portuguesa de Arte Equestre. Located near the small town of Alter do Chao in the Alentejo.

On the Herdade da Toula in Idanha-a-Nova, on property which has been in the hands of the Giraldes family since the 16th century, there have always heen breeding grounds. History, prizes, photos, and contact information.

The farm is located in the Southwest Cascade foothills of Washington State. The breeding stock consist of straight Spanish, straight Lusitano and Spanish/Portuguese outcross of bloodlines. Focused on breeding horses for the serious equestrian.

CHA includes 60 stall barns, housing noteworthy individuals of the Lusitano and Mangalarga breeds and is now starting to take part in shows, having already been successful through distinguished Lusitanos. Situated in the city of Ribeirao Pires in Greater Sao Paulo.

Specializing in the breeding, training, and commercialization of Puro Sangue Lusitano horses since 1992. Located in the city of Tatui in the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil.

The Lusitano Thoroughbreds of the Oliveira e Sousa Stud-Farm combine beauty and endurance with docility and the learning skills which are characteristic of the breed. The stallions mainly used today in breeding are Duane and Incomparavel both bred by this stud.

Breeders of Andalusian, Lusitanos, and Iberian Warmbloods specifically for dressage. Located on 18 acres of lush pasture and hay fields in Pacific Northwest.