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I'm doing a small study ± or Diorama, the mother of Labriego ... and I would ask your help with the information I can provide n this mare ...

I think Diorama is a eslabà ³ n very important for our race and has influenced muchÃsimo the Paso Fino modern trava © s of your child ... For example, eat º nmente found crossing Labriego with their daughters, or between two brothers, Labriego with Labriego ... is important to note that with each inbreeding or linebreeding to Labriego, we are actually doing an inbreeding or linebreeding Cialito's blood and that loads Labriego Diorama ... to Cialito many knew him and his lineage is well documented ... but,  Wha Diorama nto know?

It really is very little information you may know, for sure, on this horse ... If we start with its pedigree, the first thing we notice are the many lakes found in à © l ...

In addition to Labriego s, we know that Diorama was (at least) four other children:
(1) SerranÃa by Calipso Jr.
(2) Missionary, by Labriego
(3) tillage, for Labriego
(4) other male foal, also © n by Labriego, who died of tea © tano

The intersection of Labriego with SerranÃa, a inbreeding 2x Diorama three full sisters ... one is Serenade of the Oaks, the mother of Don Cholito and Guarachera of the Oaks ... and although I think Serenata is the only one that has competed, I have commented all three are of high quality mares ...

Missionary leaves no ³ descent (I know) ... and Tillage pariah up four times: (1) a colt Labriego, who died very young, (2) a mare of Auditors Clear, which was in Jayuya (I think it died, but I able to confirm), (3) a horse son of Pride of Barranquitas, and (4) Design a faithful mare ± o ...

In an Attempt, Frank Delgado told me Diorama and The Razor (a horse riding Minan) was the same mare ... but this information n has not been confirmed ... I have not been able to obtain much information n on The Razor, except that it was a mare of movement and fiery rapids ...

You see, there are many questions we can ask about Diorama ... A Do How was your phenotype? ... Â what your mechanic unique? ... Â Was Quick start ... thin or raised ... cut or displaced? ... A Do tenÃa brao ? ... Â Is there a picture of it? ... Â did his granddaughters (daughters of Labriego), there is some that is â € € œrepresentativaâ Diorama? ...

Farmer is without doubt the most s horse has influenced the modern Paso Fino is more s ... I atreverÃa ensure Labriego one who kept alive the Paso Fino for nearly two dà © ed and made it possible to recover the race ... by his father, Cialito, know his lineage, his unique mechanic, their phenotype and genetic power ... but Cialito © tica is only half the equation n ...

It is therefore important for the race to reconstruct the history and characteristics of this mare ... I would appreciate any information you © which can provide ... for small ± ao seemingly insignificant, piece by piece we œrompecabezasâ completing the â € € ...

Also © n can write or call me at trava © s of the contact form shown in the right column ...

Sometimes we think that the best stallion that we choose for our mares is the horse that most s are winning on the track ... and while many of our champions also © n have been good players, they are not necessarily our best option ... Fixed © monkeys ... horses as Don Coquà and Rà © escrow Majestic, are children of good horses, horses "enrazados" ... but were not big winners on the track ... The same is true lineage of Excellence ... without doubt one of the best examples we have right now ... but his parents, Finesse, although a horse and a race magnÃficas excellent qualities, was not a horse dancefloor ...

I mention this because there are many horses with good qualities and excellent blood lines to choose from for our mares ... the important thing is to look objectively to realize our mares Which are your faults ... and then look for a pimp who can help Genetic © matically to correct these mistakes ...

In the previous article - If I had a mare recrÃa - I mentioned what my horses © preferred at this time ... and Why © I'd like encastar of them ... Today I want to introduce some of the horses more s underestimated in our race ... horses that have great potential, but for various reasons, we tend to overlook ...

For example ... Zaphiro Kristal (Zaphiro x Kristal M) is a horse that has produced several champions: Yunas, Witch Kristal and Rà © escrow Zaphiro ... this horse deserves, more © rites themselves, our consideracià ³ n when choosing pimps ...

Spectacular Tura n (x Mirinda Spectacular) is another horse that many people overlook ... but à © l is the father of the extraordinary mare Sensational Spectacular ...

Another horse interesting is Eclipse Zaphiro (Zaphiro x Fireside) ... a horse majestic, much brao and that besides s good feet, has a phenotype excellent ... if I remember correctly, Eclipse has been a Grand champion n both Paso Fino Ways Fine as the Federation ...

The line of El Duende was recognized, among other things, for good post ... unfortunately, this has almost entirely lost ... but what few know is that todavÃa is a direct son of El Duende, is called ... and besides Kofiro s, by his mother has Kofresà Cupid, a daughter of Kofresà in a full sister to Cupid ... Kofiro already has 23 or 24 year ± os, but in his time a horse was very thin and delicate ...

The line of other online accounts whites were recognized for their brao and later ... but if we have a good group of mares recrÃa bringing this line, prana Just about horses that we are not used as pimps ... ± o True Design is one of these few horses, Clear Accounts direct children ... and that in turn brings the lines by Nettle Don Toquà and Furious ...

There is a REFRA n saying that a picture is worth more than a thousand words ... s why they are prepared © a Gallery of pimps with some of those horses we discuss in this article, as well as pimps to consider when encastar and in If I had a mare recrÃa ...

I want to thank Rafael Arvelo and magazine Paso Fino, Puerto Rican Breed , Jo-Ann and your web Ferra © Arsdelicata , and all too s people for copies of the photos and helped me with the information for this series of three articles ...

West Nile virus is an arbovirus (short form to describe the virus transmitted by Artra prune ³) that causes encephalitis (brain inflammation or encephalitis mass lica). Arboviruses are transmitted by an insect that feeds on blood, such as mosquitoes.

The virus was first identified precisely in the west of the river Nile in Uganda in 1937 and has since been found in Africa, Eastern Europe, Western Asia, Middle East and the United States (including Puerto Rico .) The strain of virus found in the United States is very similar to that found in the region n of the Mediterranean and the Middle Oriente.A Following n I leave an article published in 2003 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for Disease Another interesting article ... can be read from the database about the West Nile Virus at Ohio State University ± What The owners of horses you should know about West Nile Virus ...

West Nile Virus and Horses
Última revision: July 2, 2003

P. Â Has caused the West Nile virus severe illness or death in horses?

A. Yes. Although the data suggest that most of the horses infected with West Nile virus recover, research suggests that West Nile virus has caused deaths in horses in the United States.

P. A Does How horses infected with West Nile virus?

R. In the same way that humans become infected - by the bite of infectious mosquitoes. The virus is located in the salivary glands of the mosquito. When mosquitoes bite or feed on the blood of a horse, while the virus is injected into your bloodstream. The virus then multiplies and may cause disease. Mosquitoes become infected when they bite Page infected animals and birds.

P. A Does How does the virus cause severe illness or death in horses?

A. Following transmission by an infected mosquito, West Nile virus multiplies in the horse's circulatory system, brain tissue enters and infects the brain. The virus interferes with the normal operation of the central nervous system and cause inflammation of the brain.

P. A How I can become infected with West Nile virus by caring for an infected horse?

A. West Nile virus is transmitted by infectious mosquitoes. There is no evidence of transmission from person to person or animal to human West Nile virus. It must follow standard precautions for infection control veterinary care for a horse suspected to have any viral infection.

P. Â Can a horse infected with West Nile virus infect horses in neighboring stalls?

A. No. There is no documented evidence that West Nile virus is transmitted between horses. However, if possible, horses should be isolated contraÃdo suspected West Nile virus to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes.

P. My horse is vaccinated against eastern equine encephalitis, western equine encephalitis and Venezuelan equine encephalitis, Â Will it protect these vaccines n my horse against West Nile virus?

A. No. Eastern equine encephalitis, western equine encephalitis and Venezuelan equine encephalitis belong to another family of viruses, and there is no cross-protection with West Nile virus.

P. A What I can vaccinate my horse against West Nile virus?

R. A vaccine for horses against West Nile virus was recently approved, but its effectiveness is unknown.

P. Â For how much time four can be infectious a horse infected with West Nile virus?

A. We do not know if an infected horse can be infectious (eg., Cause they bite mosquitoes become infected). However, there are published data suggesting that the virus can be detected in the blood during the few days ³ s.

P. Wha  l is the treatment for a horse infected with West Nile virus? Provision must be sacrificed A Do?

A. There is no race ³ n have to sacrifice a horse just because it has been infected with West Nile virus. The data suggest that most horses recover from the infection. Treatment should be supportive and consistent with veterinary Internships for animals infected with a viral agent.

The best way to explain something is experienced Ndolo ... Via © Ndolo ... listen Ndolo ... being part of that we want to explain ... but in our case, is not always easy to take our friends to learn about what a Paso Fino Horse Pure Puertorriqueà ± or ... why it is so important to have pictures and videos that allow us to translate into images the ideas we want to express ...

The problem is that very few videos on Paso Fino that existÃan Pure Internet ... at least until now ... but thanks to our friends Denisse Cancel, Michael "guaitiao" Rivera and Rafael Arvelo, of Paso Fino, Puerto Rican Breed We have already started a "library" of some of the specimens and important events of our sport ...

Until now, the section n of Videos features 18 videos, divided into five categories or groups:

Copies (various)
Ringer, Don Cholito of the Oaks, Marshal, gift D'Friendship and Desired CoquÃ, Katiuska II Azucar Wind and Red Alert ... in this video series you will find s some of the best exponents of the Paso Fino Pure Puertorriqueà ± or ...

Sweet dreams fair or ±
With a popurrà of events that occurred in the Fair or 2007 ± Sweet dreams ...

Global 1984/85/86
Caribbean Sunday, Kopeki, The Trinity, Nettle, Commoner, Miss Puerto Rico ... some of those extraordinary specimens Pure Paso Fino who competed in the World of the year 1984 ± os, 85 and 86 ...

Cigars in America
Wind FRAO Cale's Ice Cream and Gold are some of the copies in the U.S. Pure ...

Others
Other wading related to our sport and our race ...

But this does not end the section n ... I look forward to year s ± appending more videos, so if you have one of those great examples of our race, escrÃbeme , to share with our readers ...