Experience Ritmo a Caballo at Club Hípico El Ranchito: a 90-minute equestrian and flamenco showcase with 20 Andalusian horses. New 30-minute guided tours at 17:00 offer behind-the-scenes insight and priority seating for the performance.
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Wind from the Costa del Sol moves through the arena as horses step into the light—steel-hoofed, precise, and attuned to the beat. At Club Hípico El Ranchito the evening opens with a 30-minute guided stable tour (new in 2025) that pulls back the curtain on training, tack and daily care; then, at 17:45, Ritmo a Caballo unfolds across 90 minutes of mounted choreography, Spanish dressage and flamenco interludes featuring 20 Andalusian horses and professional riders.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for general audiences; minimal physical exertion required beyond short walks around the facility
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History
The presentation draws on Andalucían equestrian practice and Spanish dressage traditions; Club Hípico El Ranchito has staged Ritmo a Caballo weekly since 1992 under the direction of notable riders.
Conservation
The stable emphasizes horse welfare and training transparency—visitors should avoid feeding horses and follow staff instructions to minimize stress on animals.
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Arrive for the 5:00pm tour
The 30-minute guided tour (new 2025 option) gives priority seating and a closer look at horse care—plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before the tour start.
Bring cash for the bar/shop
The onsite bar and souvenir shop accept cash only; small bills make purchases quicker during intermission.
Allergy and health advisory
If you have animal-hair allergies or cardiovascular issues, consult medical advice—close contact with horses and energetic music can be taxing.
Accessibility planning
Venue is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible and allows service animals, but notify staff of special needs when booking to ensure seating and access.
Comfortable walking shoes
Ground surfaces around stables and the arena can be uneven—solid footwear helps during the tour and while finding seating.
Ear protection
Live music and hoof beats can be loud in the arena—earplugs help sensitive ears, especially for young children.
Cash (small bills)
Bar and shop accept cash only; small denominations speed purchases during the event.
Light jacket
Evenings near the coast can cool quickly—bring a layer for comfort during outdoor waits or the ride home.
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