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What is the difference between an Andalusian and a Lusitano horse?
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A few specific differences between the Andalusian and Lusitano horse are:
- The body of the Lusitanio is slightly less compact than the Andalusian.
- Lusitanio's have a slightly more sloping croup than the Andalusian, whose croup is very rounded.
- The Lusitanio is also not quite as low in the cannons - his legs will be longer.
These two horses can be hard to identify at times since they are so similar. You need a keen eye to notice their differences.
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