Horses for sale in Spain

Horses for Sale in Spain – Andalusian, Dressage & Eventing Horses

Find your ideal horse in Spain, from show jumping champions to leisure companions. Equestrian Spain offers horses for all disciplines and levels.

Spanish Horse for Sale: Why Buy a Horse in Spain?

Spain is renowned for its exceptional horse breeds, expert training, and strong equestrian culture. Whether you’re seeking a PRE horse for dressage, an agile jumper, or a trail-ready pony, Spain offers a wide selection of Spanish horses for sale, making it the perfect destination to find your next equine partner.

Popular Horse Breeds Available in Spain

Andalusian Horses (Pura Raza Española – PRE): Elegant, versatile, and ideal for dressage and classical riding.
Thoroughbreds: Fast and athletic horses perfect for eventing and competitive sports.
Lipizzaners: Known for their beauty and classical dressage skills.
Arabians: Renowned for endurance, stamina, and beauty.
Friesians: Striking black horses, popular for dressage and leisure riding.
Quarter Horses: Excellent for western riding, reining, and barrel racing.
Murciano-Granadina: Spanish endurance horses ideal for long trail rides.
Iberian Ponies: Sturdy and child-friendly ponies for beginner riders.

Horses for Every Discipline

Our listings include horses trained and suitable for:

Dressage Horses: Precision, grace, and harmony between horse and rider.
Show Jumping Horses: Agile and competitive, perfect for stadium jumping.
Eventing Horses: Versatile competitors in dressage, jumping, and cross-country.
Endurance Horses: Built for stamina and long-distance rides.
Western Horses: Trained for reining, ranch work, and rodeo sports.
Leisure Horses: Calm, steady, and ideal for trail rides or casual riding.
Polo Ponies: Quick and agile, bred for the fast-paced game of polo.
Ponies for Kids: Gentle and safe ponies for children and first-time riders.

Top Regions in Spain to Buy Horses

We cover horse listings across the most active equestrian regions in Spain:

Madrid: Dressage and show jumping hubs.
Barcelona: Competitive horses and riding schools.
Sevilla: Home of the Andalusian horse and classical riding traditions.
Valencia: Eventing and show jumping excellence.
Malaga: Leisure and trail riding specialists.
Granada: Endurance and mountain trail horses.
Zaragoza: Known for sport horses and competition training.
Alicante: Ideal for beginner riders and family ponies.
Ibiza: Tranquil trail riding and relaxed equestrian lifestyle.
Córdoba: Rich equestrian history with working equitation options.

Equestrian Equipment and Services in Spain

Beyond horses, Equestrian Spain provides quality equestrian gear and services:

Horse Trailers & Transport
Saddles & Tack for all disciplines
Horse Care & Grooming Supplies
Stable Equipment & Bedding
Equestrian Clothing & Rider Accessories

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Whether you’re looking for a sport horse, Andalusian stallion, or pony for a young rider, we’re here to help.

Frequently Asked Questions – Buying a Horse in Spain

What horse breeds are most popular in Spain?

The Andalusian (Pura Raza Española), Lusitano, Hispano-Árabe, and Menorquín are among the most sought-after breeds in Spain.

Is the Andalusian horse the same as the Pura Raza Española?

Yes, “Andalusian” is a general term, while “Pura Raza Española” (PRE) refers to horses registered in the official Spanish studbook.

Can foreigners buy horses in Spain?

Yes, foreigners can purchase horses in Spain. However, it’s important to handle documentation correctly and understand local regulations.

Where can I find horses for sale in Spain?

Horses are typically found through breeders, riding schools, classified websites, or equestrian events across regions like Andalusia and Catalonia.

What documents are required when buying a horse?

You will need the horse’s passport, microchip identification, proof of ownership, and a bill of sale (contract) for legal transfer.

Should I request a vet check before buying?

Absolutely. A pre-purchase veterinary inspection helps identify any hidden health issues or physical concerns before committing.

What does a typical horse cost in Spain?

Prices vary widely by breed, training, and age, ranging from €3,000 to over €25,000 for well-trained or pedigree horses.

Are Lusitano horses also bred in Spain?

Yes, while Lusitanos are originally Portuguese, they are also bred and sold in Spain due to their popularity in classical dressage and working equitation.

What are common Spanish horse uses?

Spanish horses are used for classical dressage, working equitation, leisure riding, traditional fiestas, and mounted bullfighting (rejoneo).

Do I need an export permit to take a horse from Spain?

Yes, if exporting outside the EU, you will need export documentation, health certificates, and transport arrangements in line with international regulations.