Conquistador, a magazine about Spanish horses, is at www.conquistador.com.

"Spanish" horses, whatever their breeding, were the most expensive.

Using stolen Spanish horses, her people learned to ride into battle.

When the Spanish horse came, some of them went farther still looking for trouble.

Paulus was third, with the seasick Spanish horses bringing up the rear.

He returned from the capital with 300 Spanish horses.

Some of these animals more closely resemble those ancestors than they do contemporary Spanish horses.

The Spanish horses bred with the native stock, refining the local ponies.

Moreover, a lake-centered defense minimized the effectiveness of the Spanish horses.

The body style reflected a mix that started with the traditional Spanish horses already common on the plains of America before 1700.