Editorial team
Spanish Vision Farm Editorial Team
The Spanish Vision Farm editorial team is the editorial desk of this independent reference site. We write about Iberian horses — their origins, their bloodlines and the riding disciplines attached to them — from breed society documents, academic sources and the official pages of equestrian federations.
What the team covers
- The Cartujano bloodline and the other lines within the Andalusian horse.
- The relationship between the Pura Raza Española (PRE), the Andalusian and the Lusitano.
- The history of Iberian riding and how it fed into modern dressage.
- Working equitation and the Iberian cattle-working disciplines.
How we work
Every article starts with a specific reader question and lists its sources: breed society studbooks, research papers and federation websites.
Articles are drafted with generative AI. Before an article is scheduled, the site owner reads it and approves its scope and the sources it lists; articles are not edited line by line. Each article shows the label “AI draft, not edited” and lists its sources at the end. A separate review compares articles with their sources, and an article in which that review finds an error is taken off the site until it is corrected. The full rules are in the editorial policy.
The boundary we keep
This site does not sell horses, takes no deposits, acts as no agent and gives no advice on buying or selling animals. We are also not the Spanish Vision Farm / Skyhorse Ranch and Kennel that once used this domain, and we hold none of that farm’s records.
Contact
Write to contact@spanishvisionfarm.com.
Articles
- 07
Spain's official list of native horse breeds: 14 in 2008, 16 in 2019
We compared the horse entries in Spain's Official Catalogue of Livestock Breeds in two royal decrees and the orders that amended the first. Where the PRE stands, which breeds were added or renamed, and what 'endangered' means in the current text.
Contact
Write to contact@spanishvisionfarm.com.