The Spanish Barb Breeders Association (SBBA)
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In 1972, the SBBA began with approximately 30 horses from which to
perpetuate the breed. Merits and faults of each horse were noted and thus
direction was given to the breeding program.
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In order to insure the
continuation of a breed whose nucleus was so small, selective, intelligent
line-breeding played a vital part. In 1990 a newly discovered strain was
accepted to the registry, the Wilbur-Cruce Rancher strain.
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