Don Romualdo ...
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When comencà © to seriously study the Colombian Paso Horses, what s most caught my attention, was the way the ideal of the breed habÃa changed over the year ± os ...
If you look at the horses Colombians of dà © each of the year ± I â € ™ 60 and â € ™ 70, we see a horse more s displaced and more s raised their hands ... Even the way how to be © n was evaluated also very different from today ... At that time, one of the â € € consistÃa œpruebas of difficult to let go of the horse to escape from one end of the ring and stop dead on arrival at the opposite end with this ... will demonstrate pretendÃa € â € œbocaâ or arrangement of horse ... But from the â € ™ 80 was a phenomenon that revolucionarÃa Colombian Paso Horse forever: Cappuccino ...
Cappuccino brought another way of seeing the Paso Horse Colombian, say that â € œsubià ³ leveling € ... and suddenly all querÃan a horse that was more s short in his traslacià ³ n ... of movements more s rapids ... and more s € or â € œfinoâ short of his hands ...
In the Paso Fino (PR) also © n habÃamos seen the emergence of a phenomenon like â € "a lesser escalaâ €" in the late â € ™ 60, when Kofresà ⠀ œrefinà ³ â € a bit the ideal of our race ... but we can Cappuccino said that was who made it fashionable in the American market and international ...
For the year ± or 1992 one of the horses Colombians more s said was the CLA ssico of Commoner ... a copy impressive for its speed and short traslacià ³ n ... truly was a spectacle ass to see him standing on the table, setting the pace ... but despite that, habÃa something for me was indispensable in a true Paso Fino horse and that CLA ssico not tenÃa: naturally ...
The CLA ssico habÃa been a horse â € œtardÃoâ € ... and all sabÃan in the beginning, before â € œmeterloâ € to step habÃa been a horse trochado ... In that year ± o (1992), CLA ssico Won the title of champion show n in the Spectrum ... and the title of champion caya Reserved ³ n on another horse Moor ³ let me fascinated, his name was Juncal Oil ...
Oil was an awesome horse ... finesse, speed and brao ... I remember in the table seemed that he querÃa out below the editor ... and it accompanies a phenotype ± ado excellent color and Moor which I loved ... from then, Oil Became my â € € œidealâ Colombian Step n º year ... and now, if I had a mare Colombian Oil it would be the first on my list of pimps to consider ...
At year ± or below, in the 1993 World held in the Dominican Republic, Oil achieves ³ the championship in the category of adult horses ... and then taken to Colombia, where he won several championships and was used as a pimp ... In 1995 returns ³ States States and tells me his Duea ³ ± or, Cristóbal Rodríguez, the horse venÃa for World to be held in Puerto Rico later that year ± o ...
As soon learned that for Puerto Rico Oil venÃa empecà © to make plans to serve my two mares: Bucana and Cinderella ... but, sick Cinderella (and die more s later) and knowing the problems tenÃa Bucana, empecà © to consider alternatives ... that's when I decided to rent a womb to serve Oil ... After taking the decisià ³ n was cuestià ³ n to choose the horse ... and one day, talking to Andrà © s, tells me that the mare Wendolyn was about calving Cappuccino ... Wendolyn, Adema s of Caribbean Sunday and Accounts whites, tenÃa a foal mediasangre very good called The Nazarene ... So I will rent © the belly Quiquito (Molina) but Wendolyn died before he could serve in Oil ... Today I'm sorry for mares and Miss Wendolyn Portacoelli, which is reserved for horses Colomianos calving ... A Do Quà © had given to a peasant? ... A Can of how many champions we deprive ourselves by insisting on the intersection of the two races? ...  What about four mares Pure NTAS todavÃa œrescatadasâ podrÃan be â € €? ...
At death Wendolyn, Quiquito offered me ³ several alternatives and I opt for the artillery, a daughter of Spring IV Holster (Counterpoint) ... The artillery was a mare cebruna, very quick and excellent post ... but what caught my attention n of the crossing was double counterpoint that was given by the maternal line Oil: Password ± a / Counterpoint ... and the maternal line artillery: Holster / Counterpoint ... so I Don Romualdo llevarÃa the blood of the three copies more important s Colombian Step in the à © little: Counterpoint, Bochica (grandfather of Oil by Postan) and Spring IV (ironically, the line more popular these day s and the tenÃa my reservations) ...
Bucana as habÃamos advance, there is no ³ preado ± ada ... but artillery is ³ preado ± ada's first jump ... and on December 28, 1996 was born a colt male to whom I called Don Romualdo ... Don Romualdo was realizacià ³ n ± or a dream: the end tenÃa a son of that horse so admired ... but soon Became our favorite, not his father, but more © rites own ...
Don Romualdo was a complete horse: natural, fine, large and with a good phenotype ... but what sorprendÃa all was your collection ... a horse very, very short and very quick from the first day that we put the chair ... even going to work we were trying to walk a little more s long because We wanted to start to demand from so young ...
Of course, as every horse, Don Romualdo tenÃa its flaws ... its â € € œdebilidadâ were his later and tenÃamos to watch the angle of their helmets as if we were to increase leaves much to pisarnos began with the tip in place Heel's n ... but it was to reach à © l the Ponce International Show, which is ± alaron us his great œfaltaâ â € € ...
In December of the year or 2000 ± Don Romualdo was close to meeting the four-year hacÃa ± os ... and time it was ready, but we were waiting Ponce is to present the show s most important of Puerto Rico ... HabÃan been months muchÃsimo work and sacrifice ... and all illusions were left at the door of the prepista when we said he was disqualified for his mask ... Â was not until then that we realized that the regulation discriminates against CONFEPASO what Colombians â catalog œblanco excesivoâ € €! ...
It's funny but The Open born of the need to create a riding school â € œabiertoâ € where they could compete all Paso Fino: mediasangre, Clombianos and Cigars ... of there the slogan: â € œcompetencias open, Ã º nico caminoâ € ... but according n were growing, they were colombianizando ... and gradually assumed the vision â € € œinternacionalâ the Paso Fino, Ã º ONLY responds to the interests represented in CONFEPASO Colombian ...
Pedregal (another son of Petroleum), ridden by Jorge Suárez, He won the class and is ³ champion n in that year ± o ... so I in the midst of decepcià ³ n and courage, talk © with Jorge to send Don Romualdo Ocala ... The PFHA not governed by the rules of CONFEPASO, so I Don Romualdo podÃa compete in the U.S. without problems ... but the Intention was not competirlo, but sell it ...
Something called me ³ the attention n is how to a recognized breeder of Paso Horses Colombian told me that an alternative was tatuarle muzzle the foal, so not notarÃa â € œdefectoâ € ... I find ³ Sarc stico that those who most s advocate CONFEPASO regulations are also © n the first to look for ways to â € œdarle € to accommodate the tables on their interests ...
Returning to Don Romualdo ... never knew what happened on the quarantine, but both Don Romualdo, a son of the CLA ssico that also © n was in that group, came craftier to Florida ... and after © s of a year ± o trying to take back to your site, at the end Jorge sugirià ³ castrate me and sell it for € ... â € œpleasureâ
Honestly, I never have to take the colt to Ocala ... on the contrary, should stay with à © l rmelo I enjoy s ... In addition, although it could never compete because of his â € € œdefectoâ were many people who use querÃan as a pimp ...
Don Romualdo was the best Paso Horse Colombian I've had ... and at the same time, the greater disillusionment ³ n ... not with horses, but with the organizations that regulate this race ... Year No No handle, todavÃa tenÃa two copies Colombian ... Synchronized, a son of Prophet Besilà No ... and Dulce Maria, a daughter of Candelito mediasangre mare Miss Portacoelli ...
In The Next article I will tell Tillage and how to ... this mare is responsible for my return to the purism ...
Good Days
I am a student at the University of Puerto Rico Rio Piedras campus. This is my third year or the institution ± ³ n and as part of a research of biological science class entrées © to their website. I know a little more encantarÃa s about his career in fine pitch and if possible contact for a possible interview. As you can understand is very important for me to interview people for my trabjo competitive is a nice. I give the most sincere thanks for allowing me to communicate with you and want to get an answer.
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HOLA. jose carlos romero am pestana of Colombia in the city of sincelejo. I want to advise me on how serca bite the tail of a horse. you understand, is how the animal the more pronounced and elegance, not as he is called alla but I am very interested to know quieri at least watch a video, if possible e-ami mandenmelos jcarlo_87_87 @ hotmail. com or you can chat the same way it works.
I am a big fan of the pole horse Creole of Colombia and indeed to know how alos bite horses. Thank you. I await your prompt response
friend, the mail is not jcarlo but jcarlos_87_87@hotmail.com sorry
THANKS.
I congratulate him on the horse like me petolero chat with the owner of the horse is ± o I know how much worth the jump.
I tell you that I have an extraordinary horse and rode me like the oil
I am a horseman had 13 animals left me with 3 very good but I gradually improved since I like to race the 3 year ± os with horses born and die with horses is the best thing in the world am cucuta
Hello ... is © Alvaro sending you an email, but hotmail mail I returned it ... anyway you copy the information here n ...
Thank you very much for visiting my blog ... sorry I took a little in answering, but not tenÃa the information of Oil on hand and had to be found ... when I encastà © Don Romualdo, Oil was Cristobal Rodriguez ... The owners ± os are Carmen and Tony current Micheletti, Paso Largo Farm in Ocala, Florida ... I include the information of fabric © phones, email and address from their website ... I think the stud fee is $ 2,500 ...
Paso Largo Farm
Carmen and Tony Micheletti
Ocala, Florida
Oil of Juncal
Stud fee: $ 2.500
Telà © phone: (352) 528-2678
Mobile: (352) 528-5464 or (352) 538-4692
Email: pasolargo1@aol.com
Website: http://peachweb.biz/pasolargotemp/index.php
I wish you luck ... and hope you can catch him rack seaweed ° n this special issue ...
rsiba salute you, my name is Miguel Figueroa and live in Ruerto Rico, I do not have a lot of horses just STARTING in this sport which has been my passion since childhood. But I realize it is not easy and is very expensive. resents mind buying a filly 3 years which tends line cappuccino and classic, this is in spite dressage that every day more and better leading up to this day are 5 months of riding I noticed that your post is not very good so to speak. not everyone in this sport gives good advice, reading his writing is easy reconoser his vast knowledge and not only that but through the same can notice the qualities of his person. if you can give me a suggestion to work with that problem later be grateful. thank you very much.
HELLO I AM FROM VERY SMALL rider. BEING NEAR THE HORSE IS MY PASSION. As fate LIVE IN FLORIDA AWAY FROM PUERTO RICO QUERRIDO MI. I AM REGISTERED NURSE IN THE AREA OF ORLANDO AND COCONUT BEACH.
LOOKING FOR SOMEWHERE TO SHARE MY PASSION WITH PEOPLE AMERICA. HORSE I HAVE NOT YET, BUT I am looking for Him. THE PRIMARY IS NOT FINDING A GOOD COPY TO COMPETE AT LEAST FOR THE TIME. I JUST WANT TO HELP ME. AND I LIVE IN THE AREA OF BREVARD AND MANY LATINOS NOT YOU LIKE RIDING THE SPORT OF DISTANCES. OCALA MUCH BUT I LIKE THIS SOMETHING OUT OF MY NO MATTER WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO FIND A CLUB OF FRIENDS horsemen. IF ANYONE KNOWS PLEASE ESBRIBIRME A ... POTRARN@YHOO.COM
Greetings. I'm blind in this wonderful world of horses, but my husband and my daughter loves ... I gave him a paso fino mare that we Madrigal under the care of George Romero. Congratulations for the excellent article, I learned reading the same.
Just as an aclaracià ³ n ... there Paso Fino Pure Puertorriqueà ± o Paso Fino Colombiano ... many people tend to confuse them or think they are the same ... but they are different races ... I've had both and the article where you leave your comment relates to the PF Colombian ... but the blog and the majority of the articles refer to pure PF ± Puertorriqueà or ... just clarifying for you to have this in mind when reading other articles on the blog ...
Moreover, many congratulations on your horse ... Jorge is a very good editor so I is in good hands!
Greetings gentleman. Lei several of his articles in this our page and I'm glad you have defenders of our race with that conviction you have. Of Petroleum, told him that at 16 or 17 years was the first time I saw him, in a magazine 4 times. Always dreamed of having a child of it, especially when I saw him in the Second World CONFEPASO in San Juan. That phenotype, size and had a staggering tread softly.
He commented also have had the pleasure of seeing me on the ski town of Aguada to Nazareno specimen (Cacique Maitama x Wendolyn) that caballazo! Not that this colt was that if I am wrong but not owned by Fulgencio Rodriguez of Arecibo. That day was faced with a child of Spring Constitution called Napoleon IV of the R, that battle lords. Overcame the Nazarene, then I saw in the world, and disappeared after.
One last little thing, I had a neighbor when I was growing up in Aguada named Wilfredo Acevedo. He had a famous horse called Digital. If I remember correctly was the daughter of the Witch, and won very many championships. Even in my village, until a little while she had a wall in front of a ballpark.
Good luck, and I say that I hope to own some pure horse a few years.
Hello Jaime ...
I remember well the Nazarene and Digital,  animals both very good! Oil is one of my favorites from that à © Little, their phenotype, BRAO, finesse and naturalness are much needed in the Fino Colombiano ... I confess that sometimes I just want to get me a Colombian mare and take her another HARC before we go!
Purism has improved greatly in the last few year ± os ... partly because we kept the bellies of our mares producing animals Cigars (in the past, many mares to produce Pure is ponÃan mediasangres). Now, I think I, the great challenge of purism is to unify all entities to walk towards the same end. That task is not easy because there are many vested interests, but here we go ...
Well, here's your house ... and I hope to see you soon with a Purito.