Specific Andalusian Horse Breeders in Spain Learn about the bloodlines of several Pura Raza Espanola (PRE) farms in Spain - for example, Baones, Cardenas Stud, Famous Cardenas horses, and Romero Benitez.

The M. Romero Benitez stud farm originated in the nineteenth century when the State confiscated Church properties. At that time, the Carthusian Monastery breeding operation was divided and sold in three different shares to Calero, Zapata and Corbacho. The Romero family acquired the Calero lot and increased the operation in 1898 with several mares from Zapata and later with mares from "Hierro del Bocado" which was owned by Vicente Romero García.

Later, the stud farm was divided between Rafael and Manuel Romero Benítez. It is the Rafael Romero Benítez operation which is known as "Yeguada Romero Benítez." In 1996, Isabel Gómez Sequeira, representing "Sociedad Agroganadera Las Gordillas S. A.", acquired 47% of the previously mentioned breeding operation, as well as the original, primitive brand. Today, it is known as "Ganadería M. Romero Benítez.

The stud farm has won many awards including Gold Medal Horse at Jerez, Grand Champion at the Jerez Horse Fair twice, and National Mare Champion twice. Other awards include: First place at SICAB '92 (Seville) and EQUISUR '93 (Jerez de la Frontera) in the category of breeders and Grand Champion at SICAB'95.