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1. Nostradamus ( January 5th, 2012 at 2:23 a.m. ) said:
   

   Those with half-blood mares that will not let the events compete Puriatas them I have a solution that would help us to take away the sting out of not being recognized in passing.
   Let's start with these mares castar donkeys com and so the result will be a true hybrid because we have mules native Puerto Rican Paso Fino!

   Are saying

   Donkeys are, like horses, susceptible of education, for just as they are taught to these different exercises, make them most excellent horses, travelers cite posts of donkeys found on some roads, and Paris has seen in a few years ago, pulled the chariot of a senior by six beautiful asses, that obcdccian levity to the reins, trotting and galloping as gracefully as the horses. If you are criticized or at least cover the lack of interest taken by them in their obstinacy, disobedience, and sometimes a little dfc malice, is this a natural oonsecuencia abandonment to which we condemn, and especially the hard way they are tamed, and that alone would suffice to make them intractable, but rude and barbarous people whom they are delivered do not know the procedures emplearmas hardest, rather than the milder means, and a little patience, 'granan certainly. correct. La, experience proves that better treated and fed with the same care they lavish on the horse and more related or accustomed to us, the character would lose asses rough, stubborn and so on, that both men and animals, attached to every education neglected. A beautiful quality that should greatly help to cease the contempt with which so unjustly look in the ass, the hobby is taking his master, though ordinarily he mistreated, he felt far and distinguishes him from other men, and this feeling recognition that comes from one of the consolations of poverty, for which there are so few. The donkey also recognize the places that are accustomed to inhabit and the paths that have frequented The donkey has good sight, smell wonderful, especially for his female corpuscles, and hearing lovely hotel. When overloaded, or that the saddle rigging or hurt him, he wishes he bowed his head and ears down, and when he is tormented much open your mouth and lips removed in an unpleasant manner, which gives it a mocker and of derision: it makes the same gesture by lifting the neck and extending his nose to the wind, when he smells as they pass urine or excrement of the donkey

2. Romualdo ( January 5th, 2012 at 1:05 pm ) said:
   

   The idea of ​​the bottlenose is good ... in Colombia there are many mules used to ride that are the product of fine mares and donkeys trochadoras with ... just have to get a good pair of donkeys to start castar ...

   But aside from the idea, I think the comment has other nuances in the background ...

   (1) speak of the mares mediasangre who can not compete in events purists ... and add that they are not recognized as "pass" ... indeed, say this has left a thorn ...

   I think important to note that events do not compete Purists animals "in step", but the Race of Pure Puerto Rican Paso Fino ... obviously a cross mare, either Colombian or Percheron, not an animal of PF Pure Puerto Rican and can not compete ...

   This does not mean that in generic form are not considered "passing" ... Colombians are "step", but belong to the Colombian Creole Race ... Peruvians are "step", the Peruvian Paso breed is ... "of step "can be many things because it is a generic term to refer to a similar form of walking ... but Don Favio Ochoa would have thought the 8 Bold compete in a competition for Peruvian Paso horses because they are different races and what each competes with yours ...

   (2) If the bottlenose products mediasangre mares with donkey blood have both Colombian and Puerto Rican Pura, gosh why would "mules native Puerto Rican Paso Fino" ...??? In any case would be "mules mediasangres" or "mules pass" or "mules half Puerto Rican half Colombian" ... but to be a "Puerto Rican Paso Fino mule" has to be the daughter of a mare Pure mediasangre not a ...

   (3) Since the American market and international market share crosses recognizes the Pure Puerto Rican Paso Fino Fino with the Colombian Creole ... another alternative to those owners of mares mediasangre with thorns would continue to cross with Fine Colombians and compete in events of The Open, ProPaso, PFHA, CONFEPASO, etc ... I do not understand the stubbornness to come to the Pure, if our race by definition precludes these crossings ...

   Like you said, what they think ...?

3. Andres Sanchez Alayo ( March 2nd, 2012 at 5:29 pm ) said:
   

   Very good specimens of horses by the way, very good blog. Let me share with you my blog where I talk also about horses and fine print, I hope. Thanks

   http://caballerodefinaestampa.blogspot.com/

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