



by FUNDACION REAL ESCUELA ANDALUZA DEL ARTE ECUESTRE
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€55.40The Andalusian Horses Dance Show in Cádiz is a 90-minute equestrian performance held at the Real Escuela. The show features six to eight choreographies that include Classical Dressage, Doma Vaquera, carriage driving, work in hand, and a carrousel finale. Riders wear 18th century-style costumes and perform to traditional Spanish music. The Doma Vaquera section demonstrates one-handed riding with trotting, galloping, pirouettes, and arreones. Classical Dressage includes routines such as 'The Colts', 'Airs on Horseback', and 'Pas de Deux', with horses performing advanced dressage movements to classical music. Horses also pull carriages driven by skilled coachmen using classical harnesses. Work in hand exercises include movements like levades, caprioles, courbettes, the Spanish walk, and long reins without the rider on the horse. The carrousel brings together horses and riders performing synchronized advanced exercises to close the show. Entrance to the performance is included, but access to other facilities is not. The show is held indoors and lasts about an hour and a half.
Real Escuela
The show at the Real Escuela includes between six and eight choreographies featuring various equestrian disciplines. Doma Vaquera displays traditional cattle herding skills with one-handed riding, trotting, galloping, pirouettes, and arreones. Classical Dressage presents routines such as 'The Colts', 'Airs on Horseback', 'Pas de Deux', 'Passage and Piaffer', 'Domino on Horseback', 'Airs above the ground', and 'Fantasy', performed to classical music. Carriage driving showcases horses pulling carriages with classical harnesses, led by coachmen demonstrating their skill. Work in hand exercises include Haute École movements like levades, caprioles, courbettes, piaffe between pillars, the Spanish walk, and long reins without the rider on the horse. The performance concludes with a carrousel, where a group of horses and riders perform synchronized advanced exercises.




by FUNDACION REAL ESCUELA ANDALUZA DEL ARTE ECUESTRE
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€55.40The Andalusian Horses Dance Show in Cádiz is a 90-minute equestrian performance held at the Real Escuela. The show features six to eight choreographies that include Classical Dressage, Doma Vaquera, carriage driving, work in hand, and a carrousel finale. Riders wear 18th century-style costumes and perform to traditional Spanish music. The Doma Vaquera section demonstrates one-handed riding with trotting, galloping, pirouettes, and arreones. Classical Dressage includes routines such as 'The Colts', 'Airs on Horseback', and 'Pas de Deux', with horses performing advanced dressage movements to classical music. Horses also pull carriages driven by skilled coachmen using classical harnesses. Work in hand exercises include movements like levades, caprioles, courbettes, the Spanish walk, and long reins without the rider on the horse. The carrousel brings together horses and riders performing synchronized advanced exercises to close the show. Entrance to the performance is included, but access to other facilities is not. The show is held indoors and lasts about an hour and a half.
Real Escuela
The show at the Real Escuela includes between six and eight choreographies featuring various equestrian disciplines. Doma Vaquera displays traditional cattle herding skills with one-handed riding, trotting, galloping, pirouettes, and arreones. Classical Dressage presents routines such as 'The Colts', 'Airs on Horseback', 'Pas de Deux', 'Passage and Piaffer', 'Domino on Horseback', 'Airs above the ground', and 'Fantasy', performed to classical music. Carriage driving showcases horses pulling carriages with classical harnesses, led by coachmen demonstrating their skill. Work in hand exercises include Haute École movements like levades, caprioles, courbettes, piaffe between pillars, the Spanish walk, and long reins without the rider on the horse. The performance concludes with a carrousel, where a group of horses and riders perform synchronized advanced exercises.