Intro

The Corillo breed has overcome a great deal of adversity and intense living conditions during its existence and the resulting animal is tough as nails and can cover astonishing distances.

Origins

Native to Argentina and its bloodlines come from Barb, Arabian and Andalusian stock. The horses that were shipped from Spain to explore South America were the hardy and solid, but not of the finest stock.

Often crossed with Thoroughbred for speed and size, the Argentine Criollo possesses an inherant endurance that is unmatched in the horse world

Features

Average height 14 hands Strong and hardworking Incredible endurance Robust and thick

Physique

Head is straight and usually has concave profile, although Barb influence can create a convex head Short, strong back Solid bone structure and sound feet Thick mane and tail

Traditional Colors

Most colors except for pinto white pattern Dun coloring favored because it is said to be the mark of a strong animal

Temperament

Hardworking and agreeable Tenacious, fearless and tireless Independent yet once trust is gained they are very affectionate

Use

Working cow horse Endurance racing Pleasure riding Rodeo horse