Imagine history without horses: no carriages, no messengers at a gallop, no great farm fields. Since it was domesticated about four thousand years ago on the steppes of Eurasia, the horse has changed the world. Its eyes are the largest of any land mammal, and it can see almost everything around it. It can doze on its feet without falling, thanks to a mechanism that locks its legs. And it talks with its ears: if it points them toward you, you have its full attention. It is also very observant. Studies show that horses can tell a smiling face from an angry one, and that they remember people. Here in Andalusia, the horse is part of our culture: this land saw the birth of the Pura Raza Española. Elegance, memory and nobility on four legs.