They are notable for their lack of horns, which also facilitates their maintenance by avoiding to a large extent the physical injuries that they could accidentally cause
. It is one of the oldest breeds, sexually precocious, with
great fertility and longevity. It can easily provide one calf per year. The docile temperament of the breed allows for better management with less need for labour. Finally, the breed’s hardiness has led it to spread throughout the world without the need for waiting periods in adapting to new territories. The premium quality of its meat stands out, as it has the highest degrees of infiltration in the market. This degree of fat provides juiciness, succulence and unmistakable flavour.
