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History of the Paso FinoLos Caballos de Paso Fino - "The Horse with the Fine Step"
A mixture of three European breeds - The Andalusian, the Barb and the now extinct Spanish Jennet, the descendants of today's Paso Fino were transported to the New World on the second voyage of Christopher Columbus. Used as a foundation stock for remount stations of the Conquistador, they carried their riders for days over mountains, open ranges, and dense jungles, paving the way for exploration and conquest.
Paso Fino horses can be found in every equine color - with or without white markings - including bay, black, buckskin, palomino, chestnut, grey, roan, and even pinto. A well-conditioned Paso Fino can travel for hours without tiring, and because of the smooth gait, so can the rider... so whether you're looking for your first horse, a new addition to your barn, or a way to recapture the joy of riding after time away from the saddle, see for yourself why the Paso Fino is called the Rolls Royce of horses. If you would like to become part of the Paso Fino community, visit the California Paso Fino Horse Association website and find out more about this wonderful breed.
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