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- Ammit August 2023
- bluchrystals August 2023
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Please show us your best Andalusian Horse Reference Images - PLEASE DO NOT POST LUSITANOS!
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What makes a good reference photo? Images should have:
-Bright, clear lighting, without overly dark shadows
-Be side-on shots with the photo taken square to the shoulder, like the current images in the game.
-Be good examples of the breed type.
-Show as much of the horse as possible, tall grass hides a lot of leg details.
-Bonus if we can clearly see at least some of each leg.
-Limited, or ideally no tack at all.
-PLEASE DO NOT POST LUSITANOS!
-In addition to the nice square on body shots if you have an image of a body part (like a head, mane, tail etc.) that you think is particularly nice feel free to share it, including the reason you are sharing, but we need square full body shots more than anything. The body part in question should be clearly labeled and must STILL be square to the camera. We can't use the images otherwise.
We need adult horses AND foal images.
Please don't share images of "pretty horses" that do not fit what is outlined above. It bogs things down and makes it harder on us.Post edited by Ammit at 2023-08-25 08:23:29Need to contact me? Read this first.
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Post edited by Fiddler at 2023-08-25 05:34:37
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Sorry no one herePost edited by Fiddler at 2023-08-25 07:05:00
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Not all are Andalusian, but I went with Spanish types instead, since they are close in type. I was unable to share image links from this site, but there are lot of examples of spanish horses that I think are quite stunning on this site.
https://www.dressageiberians.com/
The roman nose and elegant muscular neck are key features for me
https://images.app.goo.gl/FycQRpmqt5B1ELfy6
https://images.app.goo.gl/N4jkQp9RKEDtY9K26
https://images.app.goo.gl/bWJ7uSCoDpnLjmFB8
https://images.app.goo.gl/HQXkj3h4EYVwj4mY7
https://images.app.goo.gl/9gi7kqev3aLStqSM7
https://images.app.goo.gl/Mkk1LPhqd5BjYLwJ8
https://images.app.goo.gl/68bg3NcNUVqQq9NWA
https://images.app.goo.gl/ruhfEJev8YWw6hNf6
https://images.app.goo.gl/EL84C2UnjNgrJK2N8
https://images.app.goo.gl/W44aBzU9BWvyqSo57
https://images.app.goo.gl/4VsKkVtpCEJokyxV7
Post edited by Humboldt at 2023-08-25 05:46:54 -
@humboldt looks like the same issues I was having
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Fiddler we need to use real images not models or video game horses.
I also am only looking for Andalusians right now. The Lusitano is not the same breed.
Also, it makes a lot of extra work for us if the images are not posted directly. Remember we have to look at these pages dozens of times while picking references.
Post edited by Ammit at 2023-08-25 06:57:27Need to contact me? Read this first.
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Post edited by Ammit at 2023-08-25 07:04:06Need to contact me? Read this first.
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@ammit, apologies, I was sure that was a real horse!
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Post edited by RKO at 2023-08-25 11:56:42Bluegrass id:182429
Forest id: 289
Mesa id: 351 home of the Katbianloosa, Katlineers Cob, Katlusian, Katalouse, KatriesianRID and Katroughbred -
Post edited by bluchrystals at 2023-08-25 07:24:32
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@RKO The first head profile photo, the first foal, and the last horse, the dark grey are lusitanos. I think Ammit may add lusitanos a bit later?
The head and roman nose is very typical of lusitano, PREs have a straighter profile, and sometimes even slightly concave profile.
The last photo, the dark grey is actually a young lusitano I had for sale last year :)) -
@Herzeloyde Thank you for the tip, I found most of the photos shown from Andalusian farm ads, the one foal may be a Lusi (it has the body type of an andy) but to me these two breeds are very similar. I go to a lot of horse shows and I have seen Andys that had a roman nose to them and I have seen Lusis that have a more straight profile. I think it depends on the bloodline of the horse in question. Like so many animals bred by humans, they were probably interbred with each other until they were not, but I will try to find better Andy photos, I just look at horse farm ads. That photo I really liked, You have nice horses.Post edited by RKO at 2023-08-25 14:17:47Bluegrass id:182429
Forest id: 289
Mesa id: 351 home of the Katbianloosa, Katlineers Cob, Katlusian, Katalouse, KatriesianRID and Katroughbred -
Individual variations is of course possible, and PREs (technically there is no such breed as an "andalusian", the name of the Spanish breed is PRE = Pura Raza Española = "pure breed spanish horse"). "Andalusian" can be any horse from the Andalucia region in Southern Spain, anything from ponies to lusitanos or drafts. It is the same as an "American horse" would be any horse from America.
Lusitanos and PREs are very different, and bred for different purposes, but the confusion is because a lot of foreign sources just use the colloquial "Iberian horse" or mix up photos and horses and call everything "Andalusian". The stud book was shared for a short time, but split up many years ago.Post edited by Herzeloyde at 2023-08-25 08:25:48 -
We can agree on that, I do know that the two breeds' stud books separated and the PRE designation (to me anyway) has only started to be used for a type of Andalusian horse - I think they went back in the pedigree of the PRE horses to find the oldest bloodline and so the PRE designation was used for a very old line of Andalusian breed of horse. Yes most of the horses from Spain were most likely all called Iberian horse or Andalusian horse. Isn't Horse history is fun :)Post edited by RKO at 2023-08-25 10:15:22Bluegrass id:182429
Forest id: 289
Mesa id: 351 home of the Katbianloosa, Katlineers Cob, Katlusian, Katalouse, KatriesianRID and Katroughbred -
I put some big caps to hopefully make sure people see that we are only looking for PREs. So many people like Lusitanos (I prefer them over PREs) that I have no doubt they will be added in the next few years.Need to contact me? Read this first.
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@Ammit thank you, feel free to remove any of my photo that you feel is not helpful. I love the look of the Lusitano horse too.Post edited by RKO at 2023-08-25 13:12:29Bluegrass id:182429
Forest id: 289
Mesa id: 351 home of the Katbianloosa, Katlineers Cob, Katlusian, Katalouse, KatriesianRID and Katroughbred -
I also am running some google image searches on some images that look more like a Lusitanio than a PRE and removing those as I see. It will just help prevent confusion later when I am sitting down with Jenx to go over these. Thanks for understanding.
ETA: Thanks RKO, you gound some great ones. Just a lot of very badly labeled images out there. Thankfully we have an expert to help us sus out the correct breed.Post edited by Ammit at 2023-08-25 08:37:59Need to contact me? Read this first.
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Yes, @Ammit said much better what I tried to say, the confusion is because a lot of bad labeling everywhere
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Ammit, I really like the type on the ones that you posted.
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I went to google to see if I had anything that I wanted to contribute, but the ones I liked best were the same ones that you posted lolPost edited by paradoxphoenix at 2023-08-25 13:36:09 -
I tried to dig a little to make sure these are actually the right type of horse but I'm not an expert.
This looks like a good square side shot to me.
I think it's already been posted but the head and neck on this one look particularly good.
The mane on this one is a nice example, even though it's in the way of some of the body.
The legs and hooves on these next two show well.
Tack-less head examples.
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I love that foal!Need to contact me? Read this first.
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There's some very nice poses, I would have a hard time picking one.Bluegrass id:182429
Forest id: 289
Mesa id: 351 home of the Katbianloosa, Katlineers Cob, Katlusian, Katalouse, KatriesianRID and Katroughbred
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