Andalusian Horse Bloodlines > Breeders in Spain Specific Breeders in Spain Learn about the bloodlines of several farms in Spain Baones Bloodlines from Spain by Donna DeYoung, Pure Spanish (PRE) Andalusian Horse Breeder Introduction to Yeguada Herederos de Don Fernando Baones Gonzales Don Fernando Baones Martín was a military doctor who established a Spanish farm with Pure Spanish Andalusian horses in 1890. When Don Fernando died, the horse farm was taken over by his two sons Fernando and Misael Baones Bolaños. The farm passed down through the family and was split in 1996 into Fernando Baones Gonzalez and Misael Baones Gonzales (renamed to Yeguada Herederos de Don Fernando Baones Gonzales in 1998).   Fernando Baones (left) and Misael Baones (right). Examples of Baones horses in Spanish Vision Farm Pedigrees Lebrero 1934, a bay Spanish stallion sired by Bilbaino and out of the bay mare Cantinera IV, traces to Keberes D aka "Leia" through her sire line. Lebrero 1934 traces to Nobleza D through both her sire and dam line. Lebrero sired the famous military stallion Maluso 1949 who led to the “number one” Military stallion Leviton.   Photo of Lebrero (left) and Maluso (right) Cantinera II and her daughter Cantinera IV born in 1927, trace to both Keberes and Nobleza through Lebrero 1934. Cantinera IV’s sire, a bay named Rey VII born in 1917, goes back to Aquilito 2°, a Pedro Domecq stallion. Bilbaino II, a son of Bilbaino and out of Cantinera IV, traces to both Keberes and Nobleza through Leviton’s dam line.   Photos of Bilbaino II (above) Lebrero 1934 and Bilbaino II were full brothers. Additional Resources Read an article in Spanish about the Baones farm - see additional photos Interview with Don Misael Baones - in Spanish [ Home ]