The Lusitano horse, with its historic genetic heritage, has reached a remarkable milestone this year: more than 200 foals born in a single season. This achievement sets a new benchmark for both scale and quality, ensuring the preservation and evolution of one of the world’s most admired equestrian bloodlines.

Among the stallions, Escorial and Nuelo das Lezírias stood out as the most active contributors to this year’s reproduction, affirming their growing influence on the breed’s future. Their offspring are already showing strong potential, carrying forward the traits of elegance, athleticism, and temperament that define the Lusitano.

Beyond these leading sires, the year also saw important contributions from stallions such as Zaire, Diamante Negro, Orion, Oporto, among others. Each has enriched the genetic diversity and reinforced the standards of excellence that breeders and enthusiasts around the world admire.

This surge in foal numbers not only reflects careful breeding management but also signals a bright horizon for the Lusitano breed. With quality and quantity rising hand in hand, the next generation is set to strengthen the breed’s international presence while honoring its centuries-old heritage.