El Caballo Peruano de Paso

The Peruvian horse has its origins over four centuries ago in South America. Horses brought to Peru by the conquerors and subsequent Spanish settlers were bred selectively to produce a horse with a natural four-beat footfall of medium speed that provides a ride of incomparable smoothness and harmony of movement. This distintive movement of the Peruvian Horse originated the dance of the Marinera, in which the dancers execute movements imitating the ones of the Peruvian Horse.

• Presentación del Caballo Peruano de Paso | Introduction of the Paso Peruvian Horse (Video)
  Rancho Shaquil - Gainesville, VA
  Junio 11, 2006
• Bailando Marinera | Dancing Marinera (Video)
  Rancho Shaquil - Gainesville, VA
  Junio 11, 2006
• El Caballo Peruano de Paso - Descripción
• El Caballo Peruano de Paso - Crianza
  
• Asociación de Criadores de Caballo Peruano de Paso
  
• "PeruvianPaso.org" Online Resource for Peruvian Paso Aficionados
  
• Peruvian Paso Breed Clubs
  

Titita from Rancho "El Chalan" Warrenton, VA won 1st Place in Regional Championship Double Show

The Northeast Peruvian Horse Club and Lagos Grandes Peruvian Horse Club Regional Championship Double Show was held Friday, June 30 through Sunday, July 2 in the Horse Center’s East Complex Arena, Lexington Virginia.

Participants came from farms in New York, Alabama, North Carolina, Florida, Virginia and Canada.

Titita, 1st Place - Fillies Halter 2003 and Eric Morán, Owner

Rancho "El Chalan" Warrenton - Virginia