Spanish Jennet — a modern breeding line of the riding-harness horse of the baroque Iberian type, recreated in the USA based on the historical Spanish horse. Medium height, light harmonious build, with a pronounced gene for ambling (smooth four-beat amble). Differs from Andalusian/PRE by a lighter bone structure, short back, rounded croup and permission for piebald and leopard colors. From Paso Fino — by larger height and free movements. Ideal proportions: body length ≈ height at withers, head length ≈ 1/3 of height at withers, neck 35–38% of height at withers, shoulder angle 45–50°. Disqualifying vices: coarse non-Iberian head, straight or deer neck, weak limbs, lack of amble, height outside 142–157 cm.