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Retuerta horse

Spain
Animal
Horse
Origin
Spain

Read from Wikipedia and Wikidata on 2 Oct 2026.

About the Retuerta horse

The Retuerta horse, also known as Caballo de las Retuertas, is a Spanish breed indigenous to Andalusia. The breed is found in Doñana National Park, in the provinces of Huelva and Sevilla. A conservation herd is also kept at the Campanarios de Azaba Biological Reserve in Espeja. Part of that reserve is a research reserve associated with the Spanish National Research Council, known as Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas. These locations are the listed places where Retuerta horses are found. The breed’s regional identity is tied to Andalusia, while the conservation herd provides another location for the horses beyond Doñana National Park. The available description identifies the breed, its Spanish origin and the specific areas where it occurs, but does not give details about its appearance, size, temperament, uses or care needs.

What stands out

  • Indigenous to Andalusia
  • Found in Doñana National Park
  • Has a conservation herd at Campanarios de Azaba

Worth knowing

  • Temperament and care needs are not provided

Who it suits

This breed may interest readers exploring Spanish horse breeds or looking for information about horses found in Andalusia and Doñana National Park.

In short

The Retuerta horse is notable in the available description for its Andalusian origins and limited listed locations. More information would be needed to assess its characteristics or care requirements.

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