Sometimes one glance is enough. And then comes the inevitable: “Wow.” That’s exactly what happens with this 3-year-old PRE gray horse, born and raised in Germany, but with a very Spanish appearance.

His official name is Alfredo de Eden. They call him “Der Alfred” – and rightly so.

Because what you see here is not a delicate elf horse, but a real baroque bull: powerful, proud, impressive. You can see immediately that substance, build, and presence come together here.

His character? A dream.

Alfred has an exceptionally good, balanced temperament; he is friendly, confident, and completely uncomplicated. He is already familiar with trailer travel and handles it with ease, as if he were commuting to work every morning.

He grew up healthy and in a horse-friendly environment in herds on meadows and open spaces, and currently lives in an open stable. His correct conformation, strong bone structure, and good, healthy hooves underline that he was not only bred for beauty, but also for purpose.

✨ Pedigree with weight and history ✨

This boy’s dam bears the brand of the legendary Felipe Garrocho stud farm – a name that stands for quality, character, and classic PRE.
Her sire is the qualified stallion Dictador, a son of the well-known Urdidor from the renowned Candau stud farm. Candau is internationally renowned for its modern PREs for dressage, which can be seen successfully at competitions at home and abroad.

Alfred’s sire line has given him his impressive physique:
a stallion with a baroque appearance who looks as if he has stepped straight out of an old painting of Spanish kings – powerful, proud, timeless.

Conclusion:

Alfred is not a horse for the casual rider.

He is a statement on four hooves – baroque, correct, strong in character, and with a pedigree that connoisseurs appreciate.

A horse of stature and personality that combines Spanish tradition with modern quality. ✨🤍

P.S.: “The 3-year-old stallion comes with or without balls 😉 On request, we are happy to take care of the castration – included in the price. For those who prefer to take him on as a stallion, the price can be adjusted accordingly.”