Paso Fino, pure here

The origin of this breed goes back to the horses of the Berber origin conquerors brought with a cross of Florida. Some of them escaped or were released, forming wild herds that proliferated rapidly.

The first to use these horses were the Indians, but soon the colonists began to use its natural ability to work with livestock. Of there arises its name as the Cowboys were called â € € œcrackersâ by clicking that its laser hacÃan nesses, as well their horses came to be known as Cracker Horses.

The natural selection n which were subjected for so many year ± os led to acclimate to the climate of Florida, developed a race ndose small ± a and very sturdy. In addition s natural instinct to work cattle, they are given their agility and speed. Many of them are ambladores and some even higher speeds by air known as singlefoot, which the œcrackersâ € â € â € œCoon call racka €.

Let's take a break in the series of Paso horses to bring you some photos of the moments more exciting s 2008 State Championships took place last Sunday, June 22 at the Coliseo Luis San Sebastian Aymat n ...

Although I could not be, my â € œcorresponsalesâ € me that the Federation is button ... and that the quantity and quality of the specimens was very good ... especially, I say it veÃa a good stock in the event of colts and fillies beginners and this shows that our race continues to climb ... the judgments, very successful all were made by Josà © Pà © rez and William Strong ... Congratulations to the Federation and the organizers of this great competition,  handle is to be Paso Fino ago!

The photos are courtesy of Jo-Ann Ferra © and page Arsdelicata.com ... Â I hope you enjoy!

Jocavet (x pixie Potter Excellence)
First Place Potrillas the rope up to 18 months

Liz Prodigal (x Potter Excellence Pride Omega)
First Place Colts to the rope up to 18 months

Beloved Maa Assisi (x à Franhcesco of Assisi Assisi Ngela Maa)
First Place Potrillas the rope up to 24 months

Amulet of the Fifth (Don Coquà x Sky Sea II)
Fine Fillies Champion Forms

Armagedà Apocalypse ³ n (n ³ x Yahuba ArmagedÃ)
Duea ± o: Josà © R Lopez, Manager: Kiki Toro
No champion Colts Forms and First Runner Fine Paso Fino Colts

Coquà Island (Don Coquà x Arrogant of pixie)
Duea ± o: Josà © V Oliver, Coach: Alex Muà ± oz
Fine Forms Champion Mares

Potter Excellence (RÃ © escrow Majestic x Samanta of Ringer)
Duea ± o: Manfredo Hernandez, Coach: Eugenio œGeà ⠀ ± € itoa Betancourt
No champion of Fine Horses Forms, 1st place Class B Horses and champion Paso Fino horses Reserved

Excellence Potter,
taking the reserve championship of Paso Fino Horses

± dreamy or Dorado (RÃ © escrow Majestic x Costa Brava)
Duea ± o: Gregory Garcia, Coach: Edgardo Rodriguez
Grand champion horses Bello n Forms

Atlà ntica of Armagedà ³ n (n ³ x Making Armagedà Point)
Duea ± o: Manfredo Hernandez, Coach: Christopher Cross
First Place Fillies to 42 months and Paso Fino Fillies Champion

Atlà ntica of Armagedà ³ n takes Fillies Championship Paso Fino

Poetry Dâ € ™ Excellence (Don Coquà Dâ € ™ x Larica Excellence)
Duea ± o: Josà © R DÃaz, Coach: David Valle
First Place Fillies of Paso Fino from 42 to 60 months

Black Sheets (Height x Leila Poem of Don Quixote)
Duea ± a: Atty. Betsy Gonzalez, Coach: Peter Kuilan
First Place Colts to 42 months and champion Paso Fino Colts Reserved

Zaphiro Crystal (Crystal Zaphiro x Lullaby of CoquÃ)
Mares Class B First Place and Reserve Champion Paso Fino Mares

Princess of Controversy (x Leila Labriego controversy of Don Quixote)
Duea ± a: Atty. Betsy Gonzalez, Coach: Peter Kuilan
First Place and Champion Mares Mares Class Paso Fino

The Tinajero (RÃ © escrow Majestic x Breeze of Belias)
Duea ± o Coach: Juan Rodriguez
First Place Paso Fino Horses Class A

Gift of Friendship (Don Coquà x Sky Sea II)
Duea ± os: Josà © V & Mary Oliver, Coach: David Valle
Grand Champion Paso Fino Mares

Coquà desired (Don Coquà x Craving)
Duea ± os: Josà © V & Mary Oliver, Coach: David Valle
Reserve Grand Champion Paso Fino Mares

Gift of Friendship in front, followed Desired CoquÃ

Country Love (Controversy Labriego x Movida Zaphiro)
Duea ± a: Light E Rodriguez, Manager: Minincito Kuilan
Grand champion Paso Fino horses n

Don Cholito of the Oaks (Height x Serenata Poem of the Oaks)
Duea ± o: Josà © E Colón; Coach: Radama © s â € € œVivianâ Feliciano
No champion Paso Fino Colts

Lineage Dâ € ™ Excellence (Finesse x Dâ € ™ harmony of Excellence)
Duea ± os: Tique and Irene Sanchez, Coach: Peter Kuilan
No champion Paso Fino Horses

Hurricane n O (x Labriego Maria la O)
No champion horses Conditions

This breed is relatively new and has been developed across pinto horses (both tobiano and Sabine), with Tennessee Walkers and other races ambladoras with the site to develop propa ³ pinto horses with comfortable air modes for the rider.

The Spotted Saddle Horse largely resembles the Tennessee Walker, given the great influence of this. But also other races that have contributed are © n Standardbred, bringing her size ± o, speed and air side; Mustang, with its bright colors and his strength, Missouri Fox Trotter, with its type and side air, and more recently s had some influence of the Peruvian Paso and Paso Fino. This has caused that there is some variety of different types, both in their phenotypes and in their footsteps.

In addition s color, to be registered as a Spotted Saddle Horse, the horse has to run one of the air chair, either Running Walk, Fox Trot, Rack, Stepping Pace or other similar step.

The origin of these two races seems to come out of a popular legend: in late 1890, a group of colonists who settled in habÃan ± as Rocky Mountains (Rocky Mountains) traveled back to Virginia. These settlers traÃan with a colt who appeared to be blood â € œespaà olaa ± € (a, Berber?) Who sold on their way from Kentucky. This horse is crossed with mares ³ local, considerably improving its features, and one of his sons, Old Tobe, is where both races descend: Rocky Mountain and Kentucky Mountain.

Sam Tuttle, owner of Old Tobe ± o, horseback riding organized by the Natural Bridge National Park and needed horses dà ³ ciles and sure footing to take inexperienced people on the roads and hilly difÃciles. These qualities were what transmitÃa Old Tobe, set them on your offspring. This horse was active in both recrÃa mount as serving customers Tuttle, and died in 1964 at age 37 year ± os.

Tuttle referÃa their horses as â € € Horsesâ œRocky Mountain, recalling the origin of the horse that fathered habÃa Old Tobe. The Rocky Mountain Horse Association was founded in 1986 n order to preserve the breed and currently have about 3,000 registered copies.

The Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horse Association is he founded in 1989 in Kentucky by Robert Robinson Jr., a renowned breeder of saddle horses, with the plan on preserving, improving and promoting these horses. Although the basis of this record were horses Rocky Mountains, the registry accepts the crossing with other breeds that meet your requirements step. Among these is the Tennessee Walkers n and the Paso Fino horse being Colombian Coral Lace one of the stallions recognized for their registration.

On its features we can say that besides s a good temperament, which is dà ³ easy and easy handling, these horses must have a amble natural and harmonious way â € HTSP can feel four shots of the hooves perfectly differentiated in a cadenced rhythm as follows: left foot â € "left hand, right foot - hand derechaâ €. Among its required air that may have an extended amble either singlefoot or rack (a type of career or long-pass type).