Editorial policy

This page states how articles on this site are produced, checked and corrected. It is the contract a reader can hold us to.

1. Who writes, and who approves

Articles are published under the Spanish Vision Farm Editorial Team. They 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 have not been edited line by line by a human editor, and no individual is named as an author.

2. What counts as a source

Breed facts, bloodline histories, dates, and competition formats must trace to a primary or encyclopaedic source that anyone can open: a breed registry or stud book, a published academic study, an official federation or riding-school publication, or an encyclopaedia entry that itself cites those. Sources are listed at the end of every article.

Where sources disagree — for example on the average height of a bloodline group — the article should say so and give both figures with their sources.

3. How we use AI

Generative AI writes the first draft of each article. It is instructed not to invent numbers, dates, quotations or first-hand experience, but a draft can still contain mistakes. Each article shows the label “AI draft, not edited” at its foot, so readers can see how it was produced. The owner's review checks that the sources are relevant to the topic; it does not re-verify every figure. Articles are also compared with their sources in a separate review, and an article in which that review finds a wrong figure, date or source is taken off the site until it is corrected.

4. Original contribution

Each article aims to give the reader something a copy of the top search results would not: a comparison table we built from sources, a worked explanation of a disputed claim, or a documented reading of the stud-book terminology. We do not republish other sites' text, and we do not restore text or images from this domain's earlier owners.

5. Photographs and illustrations

This site does not publish photographs of horses or people it does not own the rights to. Where an image would help, we use a plain CSS drawing and label it as an illustration rather than implying it shows a specific animal, farm or person.

6. Corrections

If you find an error, write to contact@spanishvisionfarm.com with the page address and your source. We correct the article, or take it off the site while it is being fixed.

7. What we will not publish

• Veterinary, farriery or lameness advice that requires a qualified professional.
• Animal sales listings, stud offers, or price guidance.
• Reviews of products or services.
• Any content or outbound link in the prohibited categories listed in section 6 of our content rules.
• Paid placement, sponsored posts, or link exchanges.