We are celebrating the Lusitano as our February Breed of the Month on YourDressage! We recently asked our social media followers to share a photo of their favorite Lusitano or cross for a chance to be featured in an upcoming gallery on YourDressage! All month long we will be sharing stories from folks who love this breed.
Did you know that dressage riders who choose Lusitanos as their mounts are eligible for special awards through the Adequan®/USDF All-Breeds Awards program, as the US Lusitano Association and the International Andalusian & Lusitano Horse Association IALHA are both participating organizations?
– Elizabeth S.
– Tina L.
– Linda B.
– Ashley K.
– Juliane D.
– Emm S.
– Janice C.
– Marge W.
One of the most fun horses I have had in my career as professional dressage rider. Competed with him in Nations Cup in Wellington, representing my country Colombia
Photo by Elise Genest
– Carmen F.
– Ann F.
9 year old 3/4 lusitano 1/4 Dutch warmblood
She was imported from Brazil when she was 4.
My heart horse ♥️♥️
– Mousam Lake Farm
– Alana A.
One of the many lusitanos I have ridden in dressage, he was also a Working Equitation competitor. Bred in Portugal by Herdade da Caniceira. Imported by Haras dos Cavaleiros.
Photo by assistant, Emily Bercaw
– Carmen F.
– Ally S.
– Sarah L.
2018 Lusitano Prix St George All Breed Amateur
– Lauren H.
Both her sire, RL Dardo, and dam, Anamchara Temair, are National Dressage Pony Cup Small Horse Champions, Regional Winners, and National Dressage Finals Competitors and Winners! Eager for her to carry on their legacy!
– AnnMarie B.
– Tania R.
– Alison G.
USDF strongly recommends that all riders wear protective headgear when mounted.
– Polly L.
– Jayne T.
– Amy S.
– Martha S.
– Jennifer O.
– Carissa M.
– Emily L.
– Lynsey M.
