Aquila PRE | Aquila Rosalinda PRE (Pure Bred Andalusian) mare

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General Alexis L'Hotte

Aquila Rosalinda

SSB: 7240150802AU040

$ POA

PRE, 22.01.2008
Grey

Expected to mature ca. 15.1 - 15.2 hh (15 hh at 2.5 years old)

Aquila Rosalinda

Registrations:
Aquila Rosalinda is registered in the Spanish Stud Book (SSB 7240150802AU040). Registration with the AHAA is pending.

Show Results:
EquiPRE Breed Assessment Tour: Morphology: 61 | Average Movement 7.333 | Total 83 (a stupendous score!). Awarded Elite mare status.
Camperdown Pastoral and Agricultural Show, 9th October 2010: 1st Place, Show Hunter Hack 15-15.2hh

Training:
Aquila Rosalinda is easy to handle in all respects. She has been started by Michael Godding, Baroque Horse Training in Yass.

Pedigree:

Poseido LXXII	Viajero V	Devoto II	Barquillero XIII
			Devota (by Amoroso V)
		Viajera II	Farruco VI
			Gobernadora III (by Garboso XII)
	Poseida XII	Jubiloso V	Hosco II
			Jubilosa II (by Generoso VIII)
		Discreta VI	Faro
			Usurpadora (by Bizarro IV)
El Caballero Amara	Encantador III	Embajador II	Maluso
			Embajadora (by Africano III)
		Delightful	Escribiente VI
			Jocosa III (by Adentro)
	El Caballero Jarana	Corveto	Rufian
			Corveta (by Estudiante XII)
		Jacaranda XII	Embajador II
			Formentera (by Cazador VII)

With good bone, lovely conformation, excellent movement and a supurb temperament, this very feminine filly should develop into a quality mare for dressage or breeding.

She is a very gentle soul; extremely willing and quick to learn, Rosie very much enjoys being around people. She is one of those horses that appear to have been born 'broken in'.

When this sweet filly was born, we unanimously decided that she looked like a 'Rosie'. Wanting to formalise the name a little for the studbook, we decided on Rosalinda. We could not have chosen a more fitting name.

A small amount of research via our favourite internet search engine informed us that the name Rosalinda is Germanic in origin. It was derived from the Old High German Roslindis, a compound name composed of the elements hros (horse), or hros (fame), and lind (gentle, tender, soft). The name was introduced to Spain by the Goths. Current 'folk etymology' attributes the name to a compounding of the Spanish elements rosa (rose) and linda (pretty).

If you are interested in AQ Rosalinda, please contact us today. We can supply more details and arrange an inspection.