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Many businesses fail in their first years of life. In the United States, 20% of companies do not exceed the first year. In addition, it is estimated that 80% of companies fail before 10 years of life. Companies require tools that help them achieve success and survive the competition. That is why today we will talk about innovation, its role in entrepreneurship and the vision of Gustavo Mirabal.

Without further ado, let’s get started.

What is innovation according to Gustavo Mirabal Castro?

Innovation refers to the process of introducing changes or improvements to something existing. This seeks to create value or solve a problem in a new and creative way. In business terms, innovation relates to the development and implementation of new:

1. Ideas
2. Products
3. Services
4. Processes
5. Working methods

These new elements improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and competitiveness of a company.

Innovation can be disruptive or incremental.

Disruptive innovation refers to the introduction of an entirely new idea or technology. This idea radically changes the way a task is performed, or a problem is approached.

Incremental innovation refers to small improvements to an existing process or product. These improvements accumulate over time to produce significant change.

Innovation can also be classified into different types, such as:

• Technological innovation
• Social innovation
• Business model innovation
• Other forms of innovation.

In short, innovation is a key process for the growth and success of companies. Innovation can generate significant impacts on enterprises, the economy, society, and the environment.

Is innovation important for entrepreneurship?

Yes, innovation is crucial to entrepreneurship and the success of a startup. Entrepreneurs need to find new and creative ways to solve problems or discover market needs to create value and stand out in a competitive environment. Innovation can help entrepreneurs differentiate themselves from the competition. It also helps them attract customers by offering unique and more efficient solutions.

In addition, innovation can also help entrepreneurs improve the quality and efficiency of their processes and products. This allows entrepreneurs in turn to reduce costs and improve the profitability of the company.

Innovation can also help entrepreneurs explore new markets and business opportunities, and adapt to market changes and customer demands.

In short, innovation is essential to the success of entrepreneurship and can be a powerful tool to drive the growth and sustainability of a startup.

Success stories of innovation supporting entrepreneurship

Innovation has been key in the formation of many modern companies. Many of the most successful companies have been able to stand out in the market thanks to their ability to innovate. This has allowed them to develop unique products, services, and technologies. Here are some examples of modern companies that have been instrumental in innovation:

Airbnb:

Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia founded Airbnb in 2008. Their goal was to help travelers find affordable and unique accommodations around the world.

Using an online platform, users can rent anything from a room in someone’s home to an entire apartment for their stay.

The idea for Airbnb was innovative and disruptive in the hotel industry. The founders focused on user experience, which resulted in a very successful business. Airbnb now operates in more than 220 countries and has been valued at more than $100 billion.

Uber:

Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp founded Uber in 2009. Their goal was to solve the problem of finding a taxi in a congested city.

Uber’s platform connects passengers with private drivers who can take them to their destination efficiently and inexpensively. Uber’s key innovation was its mobile app that allowed users to:

• Request a trip
• Make payments easily and securely.

Uber allows drivers to:

• Find customers easily and consistently
• Ensure the payment of the trip safely.

Uber revolutionized the transportation industry. In addition, it has expanded its business model to include food deliveries and freight forwarding services.

SpaceX:

Elon Musk founded SpaceX in 2002. Its goal was to reduce the costs of space travel and make space exploration more accessible.

SpaceX has been a pioneer in the aerospace industry by developing innovative technologies such as reusable rockets. This has made it possible to significantly reduce the costs of space launches.

SpaceX has achieved:

• Carry out successful missions to the International Space Station
• Has won NASA contracts to send astronauts into space
• It has become one of the most important space technology companies in the world.

Apple:

Apple is a company that has been a pioneer in product innovation. It has launched products such as the iPhone, iPad and MacBook, among others.

Apple’s innovation lies in its ability to combine design and functionality to create highly attractive and easy-to-use products.

Google:

Google is a company that has innovated in the way people find information online. Its search engine has pioneered online content search. This has allowed people to find information faster and more efficiently.

Google has innovated in other areas, such as online advertising and the development of technologies such as Android and Google Glass.

Amazon:

Amazon has been key in innovation in e-commerce. The company has created an online platform that offers an easy, secure, and convenient shopping experience. In this way it has transformed the way people buy products online.

In addition, Amazon has pioneered the innovation of technologies such as drone delivery and artificial intelligence, which have further improved the efficiency of its operations.

These are just some of the success stories of modern companies that have been fundamental in innovation, and that have managed to stand out in their respective markets thanks to their ability to innovate and develop unique products, services, and technologies.

Innovation for entrepreneurship according to Gustavo Mirabal

For Gustavo Mirabal, entrepreneurship only exists if there is innovation, not every business is entrepreneurship. For him, a business can only be classified as entrepreneurship when it seeks to solve a novel problem or uses innovation to reach new levels of productivity.

He himself has used innovation for entrepreneurship: his law firm, his financial advisory business and for the equestrian farm he managed for several years.

Gustavo Mirabal Castro believes that, without innovation, a business is destined to fail. This is because a business that does not innovate will not be able to differentiate itself from its competition.

For this reason, Gustavo Mirabal recommends to anyone who wants to start a business the training in innovation in addition to the typical training in finance, planning and business administration. Only in this way will you guarantee the success of your business.

On our planet there are many breeds of horses and although they have similar attributes, each of these breeds have a unique appearance. In this case, we refer to a breed of horses of German origin.  Throughout this installment we will address what is related to the Westphalian horse breed.

The Westphalian horse, one of the most appropriate European horse breeds for various equestrian disciplines and the second most famous horse breed in Germany, only after the Hanoverian himself.

We welcome with a phrase alluding to horses:

“There are wonderful places in the world, but one of my favorites is on horseback.” – Rolf Kopfle

The Westphalian horse, an elegant horse

The Westphalian horse breed is an extremely elegant, majestic, and stylish specimen.

This breed of horse comes from Germany, although the history of this equine is not very clear.

At present it is known that the region where this breed has been bred is Rhineland in Germany, in the province of Westphalia.

This horse has in its genes breeds that have been part of the genetic crossing where the English, Hanoverian and Arabian thoroughbreds have participated.

It should be noted that the Westphalian horse is a breed considerably known throughout the planet. However, the place of its origin is still the best to care for and preserve it.

Physical characteristics of the Westphalian horse

• The height of this horse can range from 1.60 to 1.72 meters.
• It is an animal that adapts to different tasks such as dressage, complete competitions, jumping and dressage among others.
• This species has a defined, athletic body and have a defined musculature.
• The elevation is wide, accentuated and thanks to its good size it is easy to be ridden by riders.
• Colors of the mane and tail are usually dark.
• The profile of these animals is very elegant, with small tip-shaped ears which makes up the delicacy and elegance.
• The horse’s coat seems to take on a more bronze color, although its base color is dark.
• Eyes are large, expressive, with an imposing, confident look, this attribute being very common in most races.
• In relation to behavior it is considered a noble, calm horse. For this reason, he is friendly with his riders and caretakers.
• Horses of this breed are calm, affectionate, loyal, confident, firm, strong
• This breed of horse easily stands out in competitions and any equestrian activity.
• It is very possible that the magic pair of rider – horse is achieved, this makes it ideal to participate in equestrian competitions.

Specimens of Westphalian horse that left traces in the equestrian world

The Westphalian horse breed is recognized for participation in Olympic competitions such as full competitions, jumping and dressage.

One of the most famous horses of this breed is Legolas 92, this specimen stood out in the Olympics and managed to conquer several significant awards.

This breed began to stand out after World War II and its peak occurred in the seventies.

Germany has stood out for its participation in various equestrian tournaments, while it is necessary to remember Ahlerich who made binomial rider – horse with Reiner Klimke. This magical duo managed to win a gold medal in dressage.

On the other hand, another example of Westphalian horse is Rembrandt who will always be remembered for reaching four gold medals in the eighties and early nineties.

In this order of ideas, Siox, another great specimen that participated in the Olympic Games of the seventies as part of the complete test team.

We can note that several specimens of the Westphalian horse breed have left a legacy full of success in various competitions.

Undoubtedly, this makes the breeds stand out, be remembered and in turn grows the demand for these animals.

A versatile horse of German blood

The Westphalian horse is an attractive, great animal, and with skills and abilities that make it perfect for some disciplines of riding.

Correspondingly, this breed has a great temperament, and this makes them easy to handle for riders and keepers.

Among the benefits of this equine breed is that it is ideal for riding activities.

The Westphalian horse is an animal with great resilience and can adapt to different equestrian sports and excel in competitions.

It can be seen throughout contemporary history that this specimen has a legacy of success and recognition. Well, throughout his career in different equestrian competitions he has shone in style.

Finally, this animal is a pride for the Germans since it has left the country very high with its participation in important world events.

Gustavo Mirabal Castro loves horses and therefore every day he empowers himself by reading about the different breeds of horses that exist in the world.

We close with a phrase alluding to horses:

“Horses teach us about respect, hard work, dealing with disappointment and, of course, about love.” – McClain Ward

Latin America is an eminently Christian continent. Estaña and Portugal are framed together with Latin America in what we call Ibero-America. All Ibero-America professes mainly the Christian religion. Holy Week is one of the main Christian religious commemorations. Therefore, today we will talk about the Gastronomy and Traditions of Holy Week in Ibero-America

Throughout the region, the passion of Jesus Christ and His sacrifice to save humanity are commemorated with great joy and reflection. Holy Week reminds us that Jesus Christ was persecuted, betrayed, delivered, imprisoned, and killed for his opinions and the profession of his Faith. Therefore, today we will talk about the particular gastronomy and traditions in Holy Week in Latin America, Spain and Portugal.

The Faith of Jesus Christ that puts at the center love for neighbor, forgiveness, and kindness. According to Christian beliefs, Jesus knew his destiny and did not deny him, because through his sacrifice he would save the souls of men and women. Through His sacrifice He would seal a new agreement between God and mankind.

That is why Holy Week is so important, it reflects the suffering of Jesus and the sacrifice he made for humanity. In the same way, there are small differences during the Easter season regarding food consumption.

From the point of view of religious doctrine, the restriction of consumption of certain foods is imposed, which leads us to feed ourselves differently.

This forces chefs to be more creative during Holy Week. Thanks to this, some of the most delicious dishes in these countries have emerged. Without a doubt an opportunity won.

We will see this point later in more detail, knowing that foods cannot be consumed according to Christian religious doctrine.

Why is Holy Week relevant in Ibero-America?

Holy Week is, along with Christmas, one of the most important religious celebrations of Christianity. According to the Christian religion, before Jesus Christ men and women were born stained by original sin, the one for which Eve and Adam were expelled from paradise.

Jesus through his sacrifice comes to forgive original sin. With this, Jesus came to establish above punishment and rules, love, learning and forgiveness.

Christianity culturally marks all the countries of Latin America, Spain and Portugal.

Both Spain and Portugal had Catholic Christian kings. This marked both countries culturally and so it did with their colonies in Latin America and the rest of the world. Just as this colonization left its mark on countries like the Philippines. In some Philippine cities such as Zamboanga Spanish is still spoken.

Also, in some African countries Spanish is still spoken as an official language or of great importance. Some of these countries are the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and Equatorial Guinea.

Portuguese is spoken in East Timor, Macau and some cities in Malaysia, India and Indonesia

The language permeated and remained in various parts of the world. So did religion. An example is represented by the Philippines where 90% of the population is Christian.

If there is a region where this influence was decisive in culture, it was in the so-called Latin America. Latin America is one of the largest and most homogeneous regions of the world in the world.

In Ibero-America we find almost 700 million inhabitants who can communicate with each other, with common cultural and religious roots.

A global community that has great respect for the sacrifice of Jesus of Nazareth.

Why is the gastronomy at Holy Week different in the Ibero-American region?

In the Christian religious tradition, flesh and sins have a great relationship. In the same way sacrifice is seen as a work of piety.

According to the different versions you can see red meat related to lust, gluttony, or ostentation. Some also relate red meat to the body of Christ sacrificed for our salvation.

They also see the opportunity to deprive themselves of red meat to honor Jesus’ sacrifice.

In ancient times, fasting and abstinence from red meat were practiced at Easter. Today the church urges the faithful to abstain from red meat on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.

The church also invites believers to make other small sacrifices during Holy Week. Some of the suggested sacrifices are abstaining from alcoholic beverages, tobacco, or parties, to honor Jesus’ sacrifice.

This makes Holy Week a very special commemoration that lies at the heart of Christian values.

This abstention from red meat makes the Gastronomic creativity during this season rise. That is why the Gastronomy at Easter in Ibero-American countries is so interesting, with exclusive flavors of the season.

But let’s discover a little more why the gastronomy of the Easter season is so different.

Fish as the main protagonist of the Gastronomy of the Season.

Abstinence from red meat is one of the requests of the Catholic Church. However, there is no recommendation regarding which food replaces red meat.

One of the peculiarities of the season is that although chicken is not red meat, it is not customary to use it in Easter Gastronomy. This is because religious tradition links Jesus to fishing, because many of his disciples were fishermen.

Even Jesus told His disciples that He would make them “fishers of men.” Additionally, there is the biblical passage of the multiplication of loaves and fishes. With this, fish was closely linked in the Gastronomy of Holy Week throughout Latin America.

This is how in the gastronomy of Holy Week great priority is given to recipes and fish-based dishes. Next, you will know some of the most beloved dishes of Holy Week for some countries of the so-called Ibero-American Gastronomy.

Star dishes of the Gastronomy of several countries in Holy Week

Next, we will know some of the dishes that are prepared throughout some of the countries of Ibero-America for the Easter season.

Argentina: Vigil empanadas are the star dish of Holy Week. Prepared with a stuffed thin wheat dough that wraps the tuna or some other fish filling and baked. The Argentine gastronomy of Holy Week also includes salmon, seafood, and fried fish. A delight to visit Argentina this season.

Mexico: A strongly religious country exhibits a gastronomy in Holy Week according to its beliefs. In this season they serve soups based on fish and seafood and tacos with fish. Other delicious dishes that you cannot ignore are corn toast with shrimp, shrimp with coconut and fish with seafood filling.

Spain: One of the typical dishes of Spanish cuisine during Holy Week is the vigil stew. Vigil stew is a vegetable stew, usually based on chickpeas, spinach and cod. In different parts of Spain, it is made with different ingredients. For example, in Asturias it is called Lenten stew and is made from eggs, peppers, tomatoes and the aforementioned ingredients.

Venezuela: In Venezuela, a country with wide coastlines, fish dominates the Holy Week season. One of the tastiest dishes is the cake of “Chucho” (mongrel fish) or dogfish.

A cake based on cartilaginous fish seasoned with sweet pepper, onion, and other spices. One of the most delicious dishes you can try, typical of the land of Gustavo Mirabal. In the video below you can learn a little more about that delicious dish and others.

Gastronomy at Easter, a gift from God.

Undoubtedly, the Gastronomy in Holy Week in Latin America is the result of the religious influence in the region. Thanks to this religious influence we can have a season full of creativity and surprising flavors.

Christians will be able to take advantage of this Holy Week to appreciate the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and taste some delicious flavors that fish brings and that do not result in a great sacrifice.

And if you are not a Christian it is also an opportunity to taste the delicious gastronomy of Holy Week that at the same time is very healthy, thanks to the fact that it is based on fish and vegetables. Take the opportunity to live a gastronomic experience in your country or during a trip to these countries of the world.

Do you want to know which are the most valuable horses 2019? In this we bring you the information of the best rated horses of 2019. This is an update of our highly valued ranking of the most expensive horses in history.

But we also tell you which have been the most expensive horses in history. Without more to add let’s start our story

How a horse is valued

Horses signify power, through their strength, speed and elegance. This meaning is linked to the advance of human beings for a long time, both for work and for war.

Famous horses accompanied the troops in former times, they served as cargo drag or simply were used, and are used, in sport. Hence, an equine breed in general has high costs in the international market.

The assessment of a horse is based on many variables, but many of these horses will never be sold. We only have the reference of expert experts to determine the value of the horse. That is why we also have the historical record of the horses that have been sold.

The power to improve the next generations

Linked to tourism, travel, the natural world in the case of wild horses, the temperament of many people and businesses or careers, equines represent a lot and distill history and traditions on all four sides.

A horse of high performance in particular can be worth thousands of dollars. They are bought for their particular ability or to turn them into stallions and improve the next generations.

But many are questioned, the price of these animals especially in the case of sports and exhibitions.

Sometimes people wonder why there are expensive horses and what is the cost. In this article we will try to give a couple of examples

Where does the cost of expensive horses reside?

A foal for various purposes, as there are many, has a high price, which can only be paid by some clubs or wealthy people, linked to that market or competitions.

Behind it there is an industry related to the horse which is fed from the results of competitions, races, competitions of all kinds or breeding and training

For a horse to qualify in that group of horses highly valued, it must have incredible qualities. Horses are majestic animals, experts say, endowed with an incredible physique and strength, used by men for activities as varied as pulling cars, sports, taking walks, races, among many others.

Each skill, therefore, translates into a value. That is why it is possible to find very well paid animals.

The value of a horse

The value of a horse depends on the races he has won and how he has won them. But it’s not just about the prizes. The true value of a horse is in its ability to breed winners. A horse as a stallion produces much more money than a horse in racing.

That is why the most expensive horses of today 2019 are not valued only for the sale value. To do this, estimates of their productivity will be made to generate new winners

Frankel the British horse produced 3.4 million dollars in prizes but is valued at 180 million dollars. During each year of his retirement he produced 16 million dollars annually. Frankel produced 4.7 times more money in his first year of retirement than in his entire active career.

In this way we can understand that careers are only one way to check the genetic potential. With this in mind we can understand that horses are valued at much more than what they paid. Many of these horses are never sold.

The most expensive horses 2019

Here is the list of the most expensive horses version 2019. This is a list of the best rated horses according to expert experts in 2019:

1. Galileo: It is Irish Thoroughbred valued at 180 million dollars. His offspring has more than 300 winning horses. Currently he has few years to live but the prolific nature of his offspring makes him very attractive. Galileo was sacrificed in July 2021, at 23 years of age, due to an injury that made him suffer Galileo at the time of his death charged $ 700,000 for each mare covered. In his career as a stallion he fathered 2,306 horses
2. Frankel: The horse we mentioned earlier. It is an English thoroughbred. It is estimated that its value is 167 million dollars despite being 10 years younger. Each ride is valued at 138 thousand dollars but Frankel is a true stallion. Frankel is able to make up to 4 assemblies a day.
3. Tapit: Valued between 100 and 140 million dollars is Tapit in third place. This is an American horse. Each assembly is billed in 300 thousand dollars. It is estimated that it has generated 35 million dollars in one year.

World’s most expensive sires in 2022

Below you can know the most valuable stallions after Galileo’s death and the fee for covered mare:

1. Dubawi: 301.500 USD
   
2. Into Mischief: 261.000 USD
   
3. Frankel: 241.000 USD
4. Curlin: 235.000 USD
5. Quality Road: 209.500 USD
   
6. Tapit: 284.000 USD
   

The most expensive horses in history

In this list we will consider the most expensive horses ever sold. This list is based on specific sales and auctions. A list although more objective, not less interesting.

Hence, we count the 3 most expensive horses of the world, whose names are Fusaichi Pegasus, Shareef Dancer, Totilas, Green Monkey, Palloubet D’halong, Seattle Dancer, Meydan City, Snaafi Dancer, Jalil, and Plavius:

1.-Fusaichi Pegasus.

This remains the most expensive horse in the world today. Recognized in such a case for his talent was acquired by an astronomical amount of money. Fusaichi Pegasus is considered the most expensive horse sold, nothing more and nothing less than 70 million dollars. This specimen won the Kentucky Derby in 2000. He concluded his sports career with nine starts, six victories and two defeats. In total, he earned almost two million during his active life.

Fusaichi Pegasus currently lives in Kentucky with a fee of seven thousand dollars as a stallion. The figure resulting from a reduction of its initial quota of 150 thousand, after not offering good results as breeding stock.

2.- Shareef Dancer.

This specimen was bought for 40 million dollars by the emir of Dubai in 1983. He is a descendant of Northern Dancer and had a career of successes like no other. It turned out to be even better as a stallion to accumulate profits exceeding two million dollars.

3.- Totilas:

Besides being one of the most expensive, it is also one of the most publicized and repeated in the specialized press, for an incomparable beauty.

This is one of the copies that shows the price at which it was sold: 21 million. Totilas was listed as the most outstanding horse of Dressage in the world. This copy has numerous records to its credit. Also, it is the only dressage horse that scored more than 90 points in a competition.

Totila and his rider Edward Gal were recognized as species of rock stars in the equestrian world. The fate of this animal changed in 2011 when it was sold to a German property, later denounced for animal abuse. It is said that Totila did not perform well in competitions since then.

4.- Annihilator

Annihilator is one of the most expensive horses. But it is also one of the horses that has been less profitable and productive. That is why some ranking excludes it, however we can not say that the price is always accompanied by results.

It was sold for over $19 million, which would mean it deserved a spot on the list of the most expensive horses of all time despite its limited results.

Annihilator was a thoroughbred racehorse that only won about $3,000 in prize money. Additionally he has not had an outstanding offspring, which is also a sample of his limited results as a stallion, with a success was also moderate.

5.- The Green Monkey

The Green Monkey was an English thoroughbred specimen, developed in the eighteenth century in England. The Green Monkey is descended from Northern Dancer, a horse used to achieve long-distance running calves, and the Big Red, Secretariat.

It is the English thoroughbred in its category sold at the highest price in the world. The Green Monkey was sold at auction for $16 million. Unfortunately, he had to retire after 3 races due to injury. In those 3 brief careers he managed to earn 10.4 million dollars, offsetting 2/3 of his cost. He was later used as a stallion at a value of $5000 per breeding.

He had to be “asleep” in May 2015 due to a condition called Laminitis, which caused him excruciating pain while standing.

His offspring had great success, including Monkey Business, the winner of Panama’s triple crown on July 12, 2015, just months after The Green Monkey’s death.

We can observe how with the last example, a winning horse and expensive horses can be degraded by the mistreatment of the human being. High performance human animals and competitors not only require challenge, but require care and motivation. This is how we take care of the “hens of the golden eggs”. With love the investment in expensive horses is taken care of

Sources

https://www.horseandhound.co.uk/features/5-expensive-horses-ever-588118

https://www.recreoviral.com/animales/razas-caballos-hermosas-mundo

https://www.lavozdelsandinismo.com/curiosidades/2016-10-06/los-caballos-mas-caros-del-mundo

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https://gustavomirabalcastro.online or http://gustavomirabal.com

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https://www.flickr.com/photos/161015276@N06/albums/

https://es.quora.com/profile/Gustavo-Mirabal-Castro

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The Thoroughbred horse is an equine breed that has been renowned for its speed, elegance and skills in horse racing for centuries. That is why today we will tell you everything you should know about the history of the Thoroughbred Horse.

Also known as Thoroughbred, this horse has had a significant impact on the history of horse riding and horse riding. In this article we will cover the history since its creation in the seventeenth century in England.

We will also talk about his adoption of the Thoroughbred horse around the world. This breed of horses is recognized as one of the most popular racehorses.

The story of the Thoroughbred horse is a fascinating account of its evolution and development. In this article, we will explore the history and legacy of this legendary horse.

But first, let’s know a little more about the characteristics of the Thoroughbred horse that have made it one of the most valued throughout history.

What are the most valued characteristics of the Thoroughbred?

Among the most valued characteristics of the Thoroughbred horse are:

1. Speed: This breed is known for its speed and agility in horse racing.
2. Elegance: The Thoroughbred horse is an athletic and elegant animal, with a strong bone structure and an imposing silhouette.
3. Intelligence: They are intelligent and easy to train animals, which makes them ideal to be ridden in competitions.
4. Docile temperament: Despite their competitive nature, these horses are known to have a docile temperament and be easy to handle.
5. Pedigree: Pedigree is an important factor in the evaluation of an Thoroughbred horse, and the presence of champion lineages in its genealogical history is valued.

These characteristics have made the Thoroughbred horse a highly valued breed in the world of equestrian and have contributed to its popularity around the world.

Let’s get to know a little about the impact that this set of characteristics in the same horse had on the history of equestrian sports.

What has been the impact of the horse breed on the history of horse riding and horse riding?

The Thoroughbred horse breed has had a significant impact on the history of horse riding and horse riding.

They were developed in England in the late XVII and early XVIII centuries to improve horse racing.

The Thoroughbreds are known for their speed, agility and intelligence. These features have made them popular for horse racing, sport riding and jumping riding. They have de facto become a standard in horse riding, horse riding and horse racing.

Thoroughbred horses have an important presence in equestrian disciplines such as jumping and dressage. We can also see them a lot in recreational riding.

In addition, its influence has spread to many other horse breeds. And it is that from the crosses with the Thoroughbreds new breeds have been obtained, including racehorse breeds and equestrian sports around the world.

The Thoroughbreds have been an important part of the history of horse riding and equestrian and remain a valued and respected breed today.

History of the formation of the Thoroughbred horse breed

Thoroughbred horse breed was formed in England in the XVII century. The first funding horses were imported to England by Arab traders and crossed with English draft and riding horses.

The original intention was to create a horse that could be used for horse racing as well as military cavalry. He quickly became the quintessential racehorse in England.

Throughout the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Thoroughbreds continued to evolve. The breeders improved through careful selections of the best racing specimens.

These horses were, and still are, valued for their athletic abilities and beauty. Thanks to their great courage, Thoroughbred horses became a symbol of wealth and social status.

Over time, PSI horses expanded outside of England and were introduced to other countries, including the United States and Australia.

Today, it remains one of the most valued and respected horse breeds worldwide. It is used both in equestrian competitions and in recreational activities.

The formation of the Thoroughbred has been a continuous process of improvement and improvement. Its impact on horse riding and horse riding is still strong today.

Next, we will know a little more about its presence in equestrian competitions.

What is the proportion of Thoroughbred horses in equestrian competitions?

There are currently no exact statistics on the proportion of Thoroughbred horses in equestrian competitions. This proportion varies significantly according to the equestrian discipline and the level of competition.

However, it is common to see this horses, due to their speed, agility, and athletic abilities, in:

• High-level horse racing competitions
• Jumping events
• Dressage Events

In horse racing, Thoroughbred horses are dominant. Meanwhile, in other disciplines, such as jumping and dressage, it is more common to see diversity of horse breeds.

However, it is important to note that not all Thoroughbred horses compete. Many of the horses of this breed are also used solely for recreational activities.

In general, the percentage of thoroughbred horses in equestrian competitions can vary, but their impact on equestrian and horseback riding is undeniable.

Its success and influence in history

The history of the thoroughbred horse breed is a story of success and influence.

Since its development in the seventeenth century in England, this breed has become a standard in horse riding and horseback riding. This as we mentioned is especially true in the discipline of horse racing.

Thoroughbred horses are still highly valued today for their speed, intelligence, beauty, good character, and friendly disposition.

This horse breed has had great influence on the formation of many other horse breeds around the world.

Although there is no exact percentage of thoroughbred horses in equestrian competitions, it is common to see them in high-level, professional, and Olympic events. Its impact on horse riding and horse riding is undeniable.

The thoroughbred horse breed has been an integral part of the history of horse riding and horse riding, and its legacy continues today.