Peruvian Paso

Peruvian Paso horses are noted internationally for their good temperament and comfortable ride.

The Peruvian Paso has been called the "national horse" of Peru.

The festival also presents parades, presentations and competitions of Peruvian paso horses.

The bride is a breeder of Peruvian Paso horses.

During San Jose festival at middle March there is a peruvian paso competition.

The Peruvian Paso performs two variations of the four-beat gait.

The rider of a Peruvian Paso horse.

During Trujillo marinera festival in januar of every year there is also peruvian paso contest.

The Peruvian Paso continued to flourish in the northern regions because it was still needed for transportation on the haciendas.

During Trujillo spring festival in September and October there is peruvian paso contest.

There is also a stable of the Peruvian Paso horses with their distinctive smooth, high-kicking gait.

Trujillo city is considered the Cradle of typical Peruvian Paso Horse.

Over four centuries, their dedication to breeding only the best gaited bloodstock resulted in the modern Peruvian Paso.

The picada is similar to the paso llano of the Peruvian Paso breed.

Millionario is a champion gelding among Peruvian Paso horses, known for their easy gait and gentle disposition.

The Peruvian Paso's lateral gaits are known as the paso llano and sobreandando.

The past thirty years have seen a resurgence in the Peruvian Paso horse's fortune in Peru.

Instead of a trot, the Peruvian Paso performs an ambling four beat gait between the walk and the canter.

Because the rider feels no strain or jolt, gaited horses such as the Peruvian Paso are often popular with riders who have back trouble.

Purebred Peruvian Paso foals can be seen gaiting alongside their dams within a few hours of their birth.

Both marinera dance as Peruvian Paso horse have been declared cultural heritage of the nation by the Peruvian government.

A slightly uneven pace that is somewhat between a pace and an amble, is the sobreandando of the Peruvian Paso.

The Peruvian Paso or Peruvian Horse is a breed of light pleasure saddle horse known for its smooth ride.

The Hamblen family participated in the Pasadena Rose Parade for many years riding Peruvian Paso horses.

The Paso Fino and Peruvian Paso have predominantly bred away from coat colors that include spotting patterns.