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	RULE XIX (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Cadence is the result of the proper harmony that a horse shows when it moves with well marked regularity, impulsion and balance.
		Cadence must be maintained in all the different exercises and in the variations of each gait.
		The quality of the pirouettes (half‑pirouettes) is judged according to the suppleness, lightness, cadence and regularity and to the precision and smoothness of the transitions; pirouettes (half‑pirouettes) at canter are judged also according to the balance, the elevation and the number of strides (at pirouettes 6‑8, at half‑pirouettes 3‑4 are desirable).
	www.equestrian.org /2002RuleBook/RULEXIX.asp (7825 words)

	Evolution and History preandalusians.com
		Probably the original Andalusian dates back to the native Spanish Sorraia horse, equus stenonius, which carries “...the dominant gene for the subconvex profile, the high trotting action and the close coupled compact body observed in the present-day Spanish...horse”.
		The Lippizans were a cross between the native horse of Austria with Andalusian stallions The Archduke Charles of Austria in 1582,the brother of King Felipe II a.k.a.
		He is of great spirit and of great courage and docile: hath the proudest trot and the best action in his trot, the loftiest gallop, and is the lovingest and gentlest horse, and fittest of all for a king in his day of triumph”.
	www.preandalusians.com /EvolutionandHistory.html (1124 words)

	Why Our Horses: Tintagel Andalusian Horses: Breeding, Performance Training, Holistic Treatment
		The movement we strive for is elevation with extension, rhythm, balance, harmony and cadence.
		The ideal Andalusian movement lays between these two: elevation with extension from the shoulder, rhythm, balance, harmony and cadence.
		The ideal Andalusian should easily lower the haunches and push from behind in such a way that the front end "pops" in the air and barely touches the ground.
	www.tintagelandalusians.com /why.htm (935 words)

	2003 Nursery
		His dam is the Andalusian mare Alicita A.
		Cadence PT Cadence is a gorgeous stud colt by our young Holsteiner stallion Czar's Legend and out of our Holsteiner mare Kamille.
		Cadence was born on June 3, 2003 and was only six days old in these photos.
	www.prairiethunder.com /2003Babies.html (734 words)

	Flamenco-world.com
		His innovations therefore are structured around three objectives: the development of new ways of marking the Andalusian cadence, the utilization of innovative tunings, and the fusing of diverse forms.
		His Jerez touch is noticeable in the power of his thumb, arpeggios and picados in the bulería "Jucal" (‘bueno’ in the gypsy language Calé), played at breakneck speed, where he exploits the Andalusian cadence in the tone of D (re) sharp phrygian which he uses to explore new sounds.
		In this way his composition used three traditional flamenco colors: that of seguiriya, given to deep sounds on the bass strings, that of granaína due to the cadence used, and that of Levante due to the utilization of the second minor interval in the sharps.
	www.flamenco-world.com /resenas/discos/jucal06072004.htm (765 words)

	Fugitivo XII, Juan Ayora, Dressage, Andalusians, Dressage, Stallions, Horse Sales, California, P.R.E. Stallion, FEI, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Andalusian horse or "Caballo Andaluz" has been the popular name to use in reference to the P.R.E. horses, because their roots are in the Spanish region called Andalucia.
		Please don't be mistaken, when you use the term Andalusian is a generic term commonly used all over the World, but is not the approved name of the breed.
		Fugitivo XII is registered with the Fondo de Explotación de los Servicios de Cría Caballar y Remonta (FESCCR) as a P.R.E. Stallion and all foals may be registered as pure P.R.E. depending on the mare.
	www.fugitivoxii.com /services.shtml (347 words)

	Jack Schatzberg Horseshow Photography -- Andalusian
		The Andalusian is a strong, elegant horse approximately 15.2 to 16.2 hands tall, usually grey or white, but occasionally bay or fl.
		This is a western pleasure Andalusian Horse being shown to a National Reserve Championship at the National Championship Show in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
		This photo was taken during the Colorado Classic Horse Show in Denver, Colorado of a costume stallion showing his classic Andalusian cadence at the trot.
	www.horsephotographer.com /HorseAndalusian (370 words)

	Spanish Dressage horses, Andalusian stallions, Delfin and Maestu, breeders of top dressage horses, stud
		Delfin, born 1991, is a 16hh, silver grey advanced dressage PRE Graded Andalusian Stallion, bred at the World famous stud of Pedro Cardenas.
		He is sired by Taifa, who is by VASALLO II, the most prized Andalusian sire in the history of the breed.
		Maestu, born 1996, is a 16hh, dark bay PRE Graded Andalusian Stallion, bred at the prestigious stud of Senorio de Bariain.
	www.spanishdressagehorses.co.uk /stallions.htm (595 words)

	Flamenco - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		What followed was a mass exodus of Moors, Jews and Gitanos from Granada city and the villages to the mountain regions (and their hills) and the rural country.
		It was in this socially and economically difficult situation that the musical cultures of the Moors, Jews and Gitanos started to form the basics of flamenco music: a Moorish singing style expressing their hard life in Andalusia, the different compas (rhythm styles), rhythmic hand clapping and basic dance movements, see Andalusian cadence.
		Many of the songs in flamenco still reflect the spirit of desperation, struggle, hope, pride, and late-night partying of the people during this time.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Flamenco (1565 words)

	Breeds of Livestock - Spanish-Norman Horse
		Allan H. Hamid, President of the Spanish-Norman Horse Registry, Inc. announced in 1996 that there are thirty-two Andalusian stallions as foundation sires of the Spanish-Norman breed.
		Research by registry founder Allan Hamid, a history teacher and prominent Andalusian breeder in Connecticut established that both the Andalusian and the Percheron share Barb ancestry.
		A versatile sporthorse, the Spanish-Norman embodies the heritage of its noble ancestors; the elegant beauty, boldness and natural collection of the regal Andalusian and the size, strength and bone density of the powerful Percheron.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /breeds/horses/spanishnorman (541 words)

	Untitled Document
		The Andalusian is one of the oldest breeds of horse.
		The Andalusian is the foundation sire of many of today's modern horses, including the Lipizzaner, Thoroughbred, American Quarter Horse, and even the Warmbloods.
		The Andalusian is used to herd the cows in Spain as well as face the fierce Iberian bulls.
	www.oldstonehousefarm.com /aboutAnd.html (803 words)

	JF Gaited Ranch Horses Paso Fino
		---The Andalusian was proud and showy, the master of maneuvering in small space, and a brave horse used for battle and bull fights in Spain.
		The Andalusian takes much of the credit for the Spaniard's success in war in Europe, and also had a great influence on the development of the Warmbloods.
		Because the Spanish Barb was not a gaited breed (most of the Andalusians were gaited at that time, and the Jennet had very strong gaiting genes that usually carried through), there were some excellent horses produced that didn't gait.
	www.gaitedranchhorses.com /pasofino.htm (2427 words)

	Young Rider Magazine - YoungRider.com - Teaching young people, in an easy-to-read and entertaining way, how to look ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		That unmistakable four-beat cadence you hear tapping on the restaurant floor is coming from the horse's rapidly moving hooves.
		Descendants of Spain's Andalusian, Barb and Jennet breeds, these New World horses had a propensity to gait, thanks to the blood of the gaited Spanish Jennet.
		The four beats of this gait are caused by the fact that each hoof contacts the ground independently in a regular sequence at exact intervals.
	youngrider.com /youngrider/Breed_Profiles.aspx?aid=2697&cid=61&search= (2298 words)

	Andalusian cadence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This article has been tagged since June 2006.
		In music theory, the Andalusian cadence is a chord progression commonly found in Flamenco music.
		It is designated as a (iv - III- II - I) progression.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andalusian_cadence (156 words)

	Imports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I've created him in order to have a buckskin Andalusian as this color rarely exists in pure Spanish Andalusians.
		Andalusians de Mythos presents outstanding quality PRE IMPORTS located in France.
		She has really a lot of movement Carrying fl gene as her father is fl.
	andalusiansales.com /imports (421 words)

	Arte y Solera. Cía de Mami y Hiro. 'Del Sol Naciente al compás de Jerez'. Teatro Villamarta - Jerez.
		Next up, a respectable cante solo of taranto in the voice of Mateo Soleá, and from this point on it’s the cante and compás of those who carry it that give form to some run-of-the-mill dances and rather shoddy choreography.
		Tonás and siguiriyas, and the Andalusian cadence begs for a respite that never arrives.
		Fandango por soleá, that variation on fandangos which became so popular towards the end of the “cante bonito” era and was so unfairly sidelined thereafter, is effectively danced by Mami despite some gymnastics.
	www.deflamenco.com /actuaciones/arteysolera/indexi.jsp (606 words)

	Nuno Oliveira - with commentary by Thomas Ritter
		"A horse who is endowed with impulsion is one who maintains the same posture, the same cadence, and the same amount of energy in the demanded gait without being "carried" by the rider."
		"A cadenced horse is not a sleepy horse.
		"The good trot cadence is the one in which the horse is the most supple, the most relaxed, and the lightest."
	www.classicaldressage.com /articles/oliveira_1.html (2551 words)

	The purebred Spanish horse in the Joy of Horses Magazine
		Mentioned in the writings of Homer and Xenaphon, the war horse of the Carthaginians, Romans, Moors and Conquistadors of Mexico, their bloodlines founded the American Quarter Horse (currently promoted in the UK as "the world's most versatile horse" and "the breed of the 21st century"), Appaloosa, Cleveland Bay, Connemara and others.
		In the beginning of the 17th century, La Brune said; ‘that the Spanish Horse was the most worthy to be mounted by a King', because of its great beauty and clemency and this is what many kings did, like Philipe II of Spain, Henry VIII of England and Louis XIV of France for example.
		Napoleon's favourite horse for battles was a Spanish Andalusian, whose skeletal configuration is preserved in the Museum of Natural History in Paris.
	www.thejoyofhorses.com /may98/andalusian.htm (1560 words)

	Texas Project - Amazing Grace (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In May 2004, she was Grand Halter Champion at the Southwest Andalusian and Lusitano Horse Club's regional qualifying show.
		Gracie boards at Cadence Ranch, and although I did not get to meet her newlywed owner, Crystal Soja, I did meet the barn owner, Christine (a fellow northern who loves not having to shovel snow).
		Gracie is well protected by the gate to the gated community--and then the gate for Cadence ranch.
	www.karenbrenner.com /AmazingGrace.html (306 words)

	cadence - OneLook Dictionary Search
		cadence, cadence, cadence : Hickok Sports Glossaries [home, info]
		Phrases that include cadence: amen cadence, deceptive cadence, half cadence, landini cadence, andalusian cadence, more...
		Words similar to cadence: beat, cadenced, cadency, cadential, measure, meter, cadencing, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=cadence (265 words)

	Spanish-Norman Horse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The thirty Andalusian stallions hail from the four corners of the U.S., and two from Canada.
		They are bred to move freely from the shoulder with elastic, fluid movement, featuring engagement and elevation with extension.
		Spanish-Normans are at least 50% Andalusian and are eligible to exhibit and compete in Half-Andalusian classes at shows sponsored by the International Andalusian and Lusitano Horse Association.
	www.nickerads.com /horse_breeds/spanishnorman_horse.htm (549 words)

	Double Bridle Andalusians BAILADOR
		Bailador (Dancer), a purebred Andalusian colt of superior conformation and distinguished bloodlines, is big, bold, and very regal.
		He is an exceptional jet fl colt, with a small white star that will grey eventually.
		He will make a wonderful dressage prospect due to his incredible cadence, suspension, extension, and drive, or like his phenomenal sire, excel at Driving.
	doublebridlefarm.com /Bailador.htm (192 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Royal Horse of Europe: Andalusians and Lusitanos
		For free information on the Andalusian horse, please visit our Andalusian Introduction section.
		the best of all horses for the manége, by reason of their agility, their strength and the natural cadence of their gait; and for war on a day of battle because of their courage and obedience.
	www.andalusianhorseclub.com /content.php?cid=1165 (455 words)

	Flamenco - QuickSeek Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		According to Blas Infante in his story "Orígenes de lo flamenco y secreto del cante jondo", etymologically, the word Flamenco comes from Hispano-Arabic fellah mengu, "Peasant without Land".
		This hypothesis has no basis in historical documents, but Infante connects it to the huge amount of Ethnic Andalusians who decided to stay and mix with the Gypsy newcomers instead abandoning their lands because of their religious beliefs (Moriscos).
		After the Castilian conquest of Andalusia, the Reconquista, most of the land was expropiated and given to warlords and mercenaries who had helped the Castilian kings enterprise against Al-Andalus.
	flamenco.quickseek.com (1805 words)

	Mystic Paso Fino Ranch - Horses
		The Paso Fino was bred by the Conquistadors by crossing three Spanish breeds, the Barb, the Andalusian and the Jennet.
		The Barb contributed hardiness, stamina and tough hooves, the Andalusian its majestic presence and the Jennet its incredibly smooth gait.
		Paso Finos can walk and canter like other horses, but their preferred way of moving is a natural four-beat lateral gait.
	www.mystic-ranch.com /horses.html (406 words)

	Spanish dressage horses, Andalusian mares and foals, youngstock, Andalusian horses, stallions, breeders and stud owners
		We are a small, but selective, stud farm and aim to produce extremely high quality Andalusian youngstock with the lineage to become outstandingly beautiful horses and with cadence and exceptional movement for competitive dressage.
		Delfin (by Taifa [Vasallo II] out of Nevosa), born 1991, is a 16hh, silver grey advanced dressage PRE Graded Andalusian Stallion, bred at the World famous stud of Pedro Cardenas.
		These genetics are particularly renowned for spectacular movement with elevation and cadence.
	www.spanishdressagehorses.com /thestud.htm (828 words)

	LyricsVault: History of music; Flamenco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		According to Blas Infante in his story "Orígenes de lo flamenco y secreto del cante jondo", Etymologically, the word Flamenco comes from the Arabic word Fellahmengu, "Peasant without Land".
		This is related to the huge amount of Ethnic Andalusians who decided to stay and mix with the Gypsy newcomers instead abandoning their lands because of their religious beliefs (Moriscos).
		When the Castilians later ordered the expulsion or forceful conversion of the Andalusian Moriscos, they took refuge among the Gypsies, becoming fellahmengu in order to avoid death, persecution, or forced deportation.
	www.lyricsvault.net /history/Flamenco.html (1316 words)

	IALHA - International Andalusian & Lusitano Horse Association
		Dressage type movement with a slow natural cadence.
		Precioso Diamante is a beautiful 7/8ths Andalusian Pinto yearling colt.
		Andalusians de Mythos offers several champion bred PRE Foals: 2004 Inscribed Bay colt AVATAR M, carries bay and fl gene – grandson of Indiano XVIII and Imaginario, dam is Querida K (Lovera and Romero Benitez bloodlines).
	www.ialha.org /new/find_breeders/aprilclassified2005.php (990 words)

	Flamenco Terms Dictionary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		SOLEA: A flamenco form considered the mother of all flamenco.
		Its structure, with a 12-count compás, follows a blend of 6/8 and 3/4 time signatures, using an Andalusian cadence– the Phrygian mode unique to flamenco.
		Originates in the Andalusian area of Spain, named after an instrument called the zambomba, which marks the beat during these songs.
	www.flamencocalgary.com /index_files/Page659.htm (810 words)

	Recently Sold Stallions, Colts, Mares, Fillies: Andalusian Horses For Sale
		Read comments from some of the purchasers of these horses and find out how they are doing by visiting our "Where Are They Now" page.
		Manrico is the perfect blend of both his parents talents.
		The cadence, suspension, extension and drive from his dam and the collection, agility, roundness and temperament from his sire.
	www.tintagelandalusians.com /sold.htm (1722 words)

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