@Emura100 No such thing as a puerto rican,colombian or mexican horse they all como from Spain and europe, what i meant was that mexicans are the best at training horses...
@Xoloitzcuintli3 This is a Columbian, and Puerto Rican breed much to your chagrin. Yes the base for these horses are the Andalusian, Spanish Jennet and the Spanish Barb, but no where else except South America and the Caribbean has this breed, and movement been achieved. So yes this is a Columbian and Puerto Rican breed. No where else in the world.
Now on to the "Mexican" BS. The best trainers of PF horses are generally of Latin American decent, yes but very few are Mexican. Less than 5%.
@fastaslightning1 Yes you are right these horses only exist in South america not even Spain has them even tho there spanish and yes you are correct Colombian and Puerto Ricans were who started the cowboy culture which was later adopted by the americans how right you are..
@Xoloitzcuintli3 Well spain has a few, I know of a farm that has some of them. Also they are starting to grow in popularity in Europe. But yes they are mainly found (and originate) in Puerto Rico and Colombia, and are really starting to hit their stride in the USA.
@AnnetteHaines It would not surprise me if there is more than one. There are tons of Joyero's out there but I know Joyero la Rosa so seeing Joyero III threw me for a loop
in colombia exist 4 tipes of horses. i want all of you looking it. search i google. Paso Fino Colombiano, Trocha Pura, Trocha y Galope and my favorite TROTE Y GALOPE COLOMBIANO. they horses are called Caballos Criollos Colombianos. all his breat are NATURAL.... if u love horses, im sure that u wanto to ride whatever of this beatyfull animals
i rode race horses for 30yrs.now train them. i saw a cute little paso on paradise paso fino and i bought him. then, i liked him so well i bought another from her. i am looking for a palimino performance paso. this is blue ridge thorough breds.com i raise and sale thoroughbreds. good ones. but for my ranch(sheep) horses i use paso fino and am really in love with these little horses. and yes softly collect them and allow them to do thier w/bozel under
@epicureo25 The difference is they are two totally different breeds. The Peruvian tends to be a bit bigger and does a different gait than the Paso Fino. Actually the Peruvian's gait is an undesired characteristic in the Paso Fino and horses preforming it are usually not bred (it gives marks against you in shows).
this is new to me, never seen it before done under saddle, but i recognize the natural behaviour in it. ;-) but my (now 27 years and retired ld mare) never got this exited crossing a wooden bridge ;-)
si te sientes bien viendolos, no sabes lo impresionante que es montarlos... he montado toda clase de animales, cuarto de milla, frisones, Pura sangre española y nucaaa nunca ninguno me ha hecho sentir ta viva como los de pasos colombianos.sencillamente es ESPECTACULAR. sientes una sensacion inigualable, se te eriza la piel. el q sabe de caballos conoce del BRIO de estosanimaes colombianos. No tienen igual
yes they are..TWH etc are all man-made breed from the STB ..who cares if they can stay up..the racks fun to watch but I have the best of both worlds...the rack (if ever hardly needed) and the natural gaited Peruvian
@sielick, no, they are not the only naturally gaited horses.
These horses are lovely but could never stay on the trail with a fast racking or single footing horse. I have ridden and owned all of them. U R wrong. My personal favorite is the Peruvian, but facts is facts.
Castellano padre de Zodiaco y Nomina de Castellano(Gran Campeona Reservada en la Mundial del 1997 en Col)Zodiaco padre de el gran caballo Dulce Seno de Lusitania F.C(Gran Campeon Reservado en la Mundial del 2003 en Col.)
I ride paso finos, and this is natural! For some of you guys who DON'T think it is, well, learn about paso finos before saying it LOOKS like they don't like it.
um...cant we all just accept each others riding styles and be cool with it? I know nothing about a paso fino but this is a beautiful horse...we dont have to understand each others disciplines in order to accept it. I am a western rider, I ride quarter horses who do indeed chase cows on their own. My boy LOVES it lol just explain what your horse does, there is no need to argue? Love horses :)
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that is shocking the horse is sucked back and looks like it scared shitless and jumping on the spot. He needs to learn how to ride, and give the horse a well deserved break, from being ridden by idiots who think they know what they are doing
@amyluvsal bahahaah you made me laugh, are you really that blind, the man is asking for the horse to do that, in that exact position, obviously the horse is heaving a little because, its hard work! but my horses heave more when they come back from xc, so get over it,
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Looks like he is having a temper tantrum. The horse obviously doesn't like doing it. Can you hear him heaving for breath in the end. It is not even pretty
@RubyandComet4eva you wanna see an abusive riding temper tantrum, go look at a tennessee walker at the higher levels of showing. poor things are crippled and agonized.
Okay, what does that feel like to ride a Paso? What is this gait called? How many gaits do they have, and what is their canter like? I have ridden Tennessee Walkers and Foxtrotters, but never a Paso. I wish a breeder would post a video of a Paso baby doing this gait in the field. Do you know of a clip featuring a foal?
@maiasaura08 There is 3 paso gaits. The Fino, Largo, and Corto. They are extremely smooth. Their canter is just like any other canter, if not smoother. Next time I go to the barn and have time I'll try to remember to bring my camera to see if I can catch our colts doing it.
Paso Finos are driven with the rider's body - hands are not to be the balance for a rider on a Paso Fino. You do not get into a Paso's mouth as you would, say, a Quarter Horse.
As to the question about if they do this naturally, in a field, they do. Foals gait next to their mothers in mere hours after birth. The only thing that we, as trainers of this fantastic breed can do, is show the horse how to control their power and perform to the best of their ability.
Wow....lash, I would love to know your boss's name if they train Paso Finos...and Peruvian Pasos and Paso Finos are very different.
Paso Finos DRIVE with their hind end - they propel themselves forward with the power from their back end...they do not pull themselves forward with their front as you are implying.
And honestly - if you are balancing on your reins, which is what you are describing by saying that when you pull on the reins, they go faster...then you need to work on your core.
Oh yes, so natural that horses do this in the wild to impress each other. LOL I lean toward comments that Brave animal makes because it's what I strive for as well. Shortened strides look odd, like the horse is working it's ass off to get what should be a few floaty strides.
I rode a paso fino last week because his owner said I should experience it at least once in my life. It did this gait, owner called him collected I thought she was crazy - still do.
Just because YOU think something is crazy, doesn't mean it is.
I have 2 horses that literally do this on a lunge line. One will do this in the field. Is this level of collection 100% natural, no, but then again, I have never seen a QH doing it's collected soft trot in the field either. It takes work to get the horse that soft and supple.
The short strides are bred into the horse. I don't know who your friend is, but very few horses can do this. I doubt you rode this collected.
I would like to ask you how many horses chase cows in the wild? How many jump over 8' jumps like in the OLYMPICS?
The vaunted QH does not do everything that it is asked while under saddle with out TRAINING. That is all this is.
YES MY HORSE DOES THIS IN THE FIELD. Almost as quick, and almost as collected. She does the EXACT gait on her own. All I do is help her do it better. These horses are FLAT SHOD and this energetic from the womb.
There are no longer wild horses. All 'wild horses' are FERAL DOMESTICATED horses. And yes, you would see a feral Paso Fino doing this in the wild if one so happened to be out there. They do it naturally.
... theyre trained that way. and no, im not another idiot. i DO know what im talking about. theyre trained that when you tighten the reins, they go faster, with shorter strides. you know, you really should know what youre talking about before you start screaming bull.
No they are not trained to go faster when you tighten the reigns. I TRAIN THEM, KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT.
This horse is designed and trained to be ridden on a soft reign. Again, you know nothing. This is a 50' board that they are trying to get a particular sound out of so they are pushing the horse for the best sound.
The best trainers and riders ride with their fingers and reigns lose. If you trained a horse to speed up when you pull the reigns how do you stop them? You don't
ahaha, i do. allright, maybe in YOUR world, they ride with loose reins, but the way I WAS TAUGHT was that you tighten the reins, they go fast, the looser your reins are, the slower they go. its how i was taught to do it.
Well, you were taught wrong. Look up Imponente de la Libertad that trainer is Jimmy Espino. He is among the elite in this breed. WATCH HIS HANDS. They are light, they reigns are LOOSE, and the horse is extremely collected. GET THE TRUTH BEFORE SPOUTING NONSENSE.
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Look at that video.
You cannot stop an animal that goes faster when you tighten the reigns so I ask again, HOW DID YOU STOP THE ANIMAL? You and your friend are doing it WRONG. I
Yes your very right about Jimmy Espino. All tho Imponente does not always gait, if you rele pay attention. I show Pasos and go to Nationals and all the big shows. Its nice to see another educated person on Paso finos in these comments.
wow have you idiots never seen a paso fino before? i hate how you seem to think it necessary to start screaming "abuse" when you have no Fucking clue what you are talking about.
@crawfordcowgirl ya callate!! can someone tell me what's the practical use of this gay paso?? the Peruvian horse does a natural paso with better practical use!!
@epicureo25 LOL!!!! Gay paso? Your complete lack of knowledge is amazing. You judge a whole breed of horse by one show horse? A horse specifically bred to do this? Did your parents have any children that lived?
I will guarantee that anything you can do with a Peruvian I can with a Paso and on top of that I can do it with my show stallion.
@fastaslightning1 I prefer to live ignorant, then to live riding a gay horse!! lol! Why would anyone bred an epileptic horse!!!??? this is just plain stupid! your are wrong! your show stallion is gay! just like you! I'd never ever imagin myself riding such a gay horse! sorry EPILEPTIC GAY HORSE!! LMAO! ps: did your parents got any straight children?? lol! enjoy your GAYNESS!!
@epicureo25 Awww, butthurt? It is amazing that you suggest something is gay because you don't understand it. You are so afraid of being gay, something tells me you are a closet homo. Do you look at gay porn? I bet you do! It's OK. Just be yourself, others will accept you.
Idiot. My show stallion is ready for any challenge you have. Bring it. Want to race them? Want to try and endurance ride? I will guarantee you have nothing for my horse, and it is worth 5x your POS.
Fucking asshole posting pointless crap when he knows nothing. Riding a horse on a sounding board is not going to harm it. 50 feet of wood set on the ground that is flat is not hurting anything.
I love gaited horses, but this is not a beautiful example of a well ridden gaited horse. This poor horse is forced into an unnatural bodyposture that is not optimal for carrying a person.
What are you talking about? What about this body posture is unnatural? The head? The head is set high NATURALLY.
I suspect you love your horse pushing a peanut with it's nose. I would love to know what you consider optimal.
The horse is moving naturally. If never trained he would still take very small steps. Don't get me wrong he is very collected but there is nothing unnatural about this.
No, I do NOT prefer peanut pushing! In my opinion a horse should arch his back and pivet his pelvis in collection, thus creating a bridge where the rider sits.This horse looks like it being pullend on by the reins and cannot get his hindquarters under it`s mass. That has nothing to do with the natural high setting of his head. If I meant that I would have said that. Forgive me for giving my honest opinion in a friendly way. I will not do it again since you responded by such an unfriendly reply.
There was no "friendliness" in your reply. Suggesting that this is not "natural". Show me the friendliness in these comments? You were harsh toned from the beginning and so I returned it.
Look again at the rear quarters. How much further under itself should it be? When the horse moves even with the camera, draw a line from the rear hip and the legs are directly under it. Yes the reigns could be a bit loser, but many times when on the board many people will collect more, meaning tight reins
Good on ya! and theyre built that way! they cannot put their hind legs under them like, say, a quarterhorse can. theyre built with their hind legs amost behind them. that theyre under the horse that much is quite amazing. .... ugh, people need to know what theyre talking about. my boss raises and trains peruvian pasos and paso finos.
For the people that says this is not natural, I challenge you to make your horses walk something close to this. And if you think this is umcomfortable, you couldn't be more wrong. The day you ride a Paso Fino, you will sell all your horses, garanteed!
i cant belive as a big horse person i have never seen this! where have i been?? haha beautiful horse and very interesting gait. spanish horses are stunning! looks so much like its a fast forwarded video haha. lovely horses. i like :-)
I really want to know how he does this gait, I mean the person... arg, I'm in love with Pasos *-* they are so lovely *-* and yeah, spanish horses for the win, I have 2 Criollo horses from Argentina *-* lovely... :D
das ist der natürliche Gang des Paso Fino, nicht so extrem, aber sie gehen von natur aus lieber so, als schritt oder galopp, trab sowieso nicht. Denn könntest du auch zu alles Isländerbesitzern gehen oder zu allen anderen Gangpferdebesitzen ;) für aussenstehende mag es vllt anders aussehen, ich weiß es nicht... xD
horselover your comment shows how ignorant you are... it's like a guy who plays streetball criticising the nba players bc they are not as "spectacular" as street players are... THAT'S SOOOO IGNORANT!!! Horses can be spectacular jumping, running or moving in paso fino, you just have to know how to appreciate what they do... clearly someone with a close mind like your's doesn't...
why do you say its ugly. its how they are. i mean if you ride horses and you do the hunter clasess where the horses jump over things do you want me to say its unatural because their jumping over things? no. the Paso Fino horse was bred ffrom 3 different breeds. The Andulusian,Barb and the Spanish Jennett. so dont you go on saying oh its so ugly. if you hear the steps of a fine trained Paso Fino, the sound is absolutly beautiful.
Althought I don't think the gate is very natural you have to think, some horses were BRED for it. And honestly, come on now if any of you have worked with horses enough and actually think about it...unless the horses head is tied to it's feet he could pull that rider off as easily as he shakes a flake of hay appart.
this is NATURAL, its what the horse was bred for. They naturally carry their heads very high. Please come out of your shell, with only quarter horses floating around and go out there and explore. All spanish horses walk very proud, with both the head and tail carried high. Again, the Paso Fino is a great breed, just take in account that just because it wont walk like a quarter horse or TB, it DOES NOT mean its not natural.
That gate is not natural, I know that for a fact. Though they are bred for this, the horse does not go moving around the paddock like that. I have a colonial spanish horse never seen it walk or trot like that. There is a difference between proud movements and trained movements. Making a horse move like that isn't wrong, I just said it is unnatural.
the horse DOES move this way in a paddock, it's just not as exagerated. A colonial spanish horse, is not a paso fino, paso fino's were developed in Puerto Rico and Colombia, they have spanish ancestry, but have nothing to do with spain itself. Watch a paso fino at liberty video and you will see. The horse is born this way, just like the TWH, or Peruvian Paso
I have been searching through youtube and I can not find a video that shows a Paso Fino moving in a paddock like this. I can find them walking and trotting normally but thats it. Do you have a link of them moving like this in the paddock?
the Paso Fino is born with this step. but in a paddock it can trot it can gallop it can do whatever it wants. but when you ride it. unlike the troting horse when you jump up and down, on a Paso Fino you dont feel anything. its all smooth.
Are you crazy, just curious because you obviously have absolutely no idea of what you are talking about. Babies paso finos 2 weeks old do the same movements and if you get them a little older, 4 to 5 months and make them do circles, they do the same exact step. The rider and trainer just refine and better the ability. 30 years of experience talking. 100 percent natural
@TheVeronicas1Fan Odds are they are pleasure stock and not show stock. They are born with the gait but if ridden to where they are pushed to not gait they will lose it. Also this is a refined version of the gait.
Why are those horses not able to lift their backs? It will get kissing spine or other bad problems. And WHY has the rider to pull so strong on the reins? Is this really necessary when it´s a natural gait????? For me it look like a very tensed thorse trying to run away but it can´t because the ride pulls like a maniac in his mouth. So in the end the horse is just struggling under the rider very fast and thats it. Would one of those horse do it freely without pressure of a rider in a field?????
this horse is wonderful u guys chuold ride a paso they are the best ride ever quater horses, walking horses,etc. they are not compared to pasos pasos are way better
@denisjuh Oh yes because TWH gaits are sooooo natural. We don't have to sore our horses to get them to move like this. I was walking a yearling yesterday (on the ground I wasn't riding of course) and he was doing the less refined/less collected form of this.
I'm not making a rude comment about this. I just wanted to know what the use for it is. I know like for the Icelandic horses, the tolt or whatever takes less energy, is less bouncy, and goes faster. What was the importance for the funny walking of the Paso?? Like on the ranch. Why did the ranchers need them to do that?
Is not for work. Is for luxury. Is something like a Cadillac Scalade and a Heavy work Truck. What is the use for a big car like the scalade? none, just luxury. Catch the idea?
Well a lot of people are attacking the horse and I would like to know---why the gait what are the long trousers for and is there a purpose in this way of going
The gait is 100% natural. This gait has been worked on, but only by lots of gaiting and flexing. The chaps are traditional Paso Fino dress, because they used to be used as ranch horses, because they are the smoothest gait to sit. And I'm not sure by whay you mean when you say way of going? Do you mean why is the gait so slow? IF you are, its because this is a show horse, and fast, short steps are the best when it comes to the Paso Fino. To get them to gait like that, its just practice and flexin
just watch it closely, it looks like its fastforward, but it isnt! thats why these horses are amazing! XD
kreabis 1 month ago
Mexicans are badass when it comes to there horses...
Xoloitzcuintli3 5 months ago
@Xoloitzcuintli3 These are not Mexican horses! They are Puerto Rican and Columbian!
Emura100 5 months ago
@Emura100 No such thing as a puerto rican,colombian or mexican horse they all como from Spain and europe, what i meant was that mexicans are the best at training horses...
Xoloitzcuintli3 5 months ago
@Xoloitzcuintli3 Still the rider is not mexican
Emura100 5 months ago
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Cuauhtli47 5 months ago
@Xoloitzcuintli3 This is a Columbian, and Puerto Rican breed much to your chagrin. Yes the base for these horses are the Andalusian, Spanish Jennet and the Spanish Barb, but no where else except South America and the Caribbean has this breed, and movement been achieved. So yes this is a Columbian and Puerto Rican breed. No where else in the world.
Now on to the "Mexican" BS. The best trainers of PF horses are generally of Latin American decent, yes but very few are Mexican. Less than 5%.
fastaslightning1 4 months ago 3
@fastaslightning1 Yes you are right these horses only exist in South america not even Spain has them even tho there spanish and yes you are correct Colombian and Puerto Ricans were who started the cowboy culture which was later adopted by the americans how right you are..
Xoloitzcuintli3 4 months ago
@Xoloitzcuintli3 thats true, no too many know that
drako450 4 months ago
@Xoloitzcuintli3 Well spain has a few, I know of a farm that has some of them. Also they are starting to grow in popularity in Europe. But yes they are mainly found (and originate) in Puerto Rico and Colombia, and are really starting to hit their stride in the USA.
Emura100 3 months ago
:D
lokotaandme 7 months ago
You can barely see it's front legs I love how they just have so much energy
horsesaremylife31899 7 months ago
it's a humming bird horse!!!!!!!!!
RioLakota 7 months ago
Chulada de cabayo!
elpako89 7 months ago
OMG I can't stop watching this video! It's so awesome. I love Paso Finos and Peruvian Pasos, they are the hands down COOLEST horses around.
wolfsvain2 8 months ago
OMG I love it!! They are going nowhere really fast. I always wanted a peruvian paso, I love their exagerated steps and these gaits are priceless. :)
wolfsvain2 8 months ago
beautiful animal and an exceptional performance, would love to see him live
Amber81M 8 months ago
How can idiots start saying abuse..?? Read up on purebred Paso Finos!!!
houndsnh 9 months ago
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The Castellano I know was a chestnut....at least on the bloodlines of our mare
AnnetteHaines 9 months ago
The Castellano I know was a chestnut....at least on the bloodlines of our mare.
AnnetteHaines 9 months ago
@AnnetteHaines It would not surprise me if there is more than one. There are tons of Joyero's out there but I know Joyero la Rosa so seeing Joyero III threw me for a loop
Emura100 9 months ago
@AnnetteHaines This one is Castellano de San David, son of Capitan de la Vitrina FC (Capuchino del 8 x Metralleta)
The one that you know is Castellano de Resorte IV (Resrote IV FC x La Castellana)
MrEnmanuel91 9 months ago
love it look him move awesome!!!!!! great job
ThePitbullmamma 10 months ago
love it look him move awesome!!!!!! great job
ThePitbullmamma 10 months ago
i love how people scream "ABUSE" haven't they heard of a gaited horse?
eques101 10 months ago
Paso Finos are so cute and cool! That would be fun to have one. :)
horsesLcool 11 months ago
sounds like music
NeverMimic79 11 months ago
mais c'est HORRIBLE pauvre cheval ...........
mani30025 1 year ago
@mani30025 Why? -_-
ShinyTsubasa 8 months ago
In youtube search Aventurero de Cortijo, Don Pepe they are Trote y Galope.
Prodigio de Maria Rosa, Anaconda they are TROCHA PURA
Bucefalo de Vuelta Grande, he is Trocha y galope
Tormento de la Virgionia tres veces campeon mundial y su hijo Tormeto de la Guajira are PASO FINO COLOMBIANO
caropadi 1 year ago
in colombia exist 4 tipes of horses. i want all of you looking it. search i google. Paso Fino Colombiano, Trocha Pura, Trocha y Galope and my favorite TROTE Y GALOPE COLOMBIANO. they horses are called Caballos Criollos Colombianos. all his breat are NATURAL.... if u love horses, im sure that u wanto to ride whatever of this beatyfull animals
caropadi 1 year ago
formidables caballos paso fino colombianos lee gustara
vanecesar1 1 year ago
i rode race horses for 30yrs.now train them. i saw a cute little paso on paradise paso fino and i bought him. then, i liked him so well i bought another from her. i am looking for a palimino performance paso. this is blue ridge thorough breds.com i raise and sale thoroughbreds. good ones. but for my ranch(sheep) horses i use paso fino and am really in love with these little horses. and yes softly collect them and allow them to do thier w/bozel under
rainraven100 1 year ago
@rainraven100 what's the difference between paso fino and Peruvian paso llano?
epicureo25 11 months ago
@epicureo25 The difference is they are two totally different breeds. The Peruvian tends to be a bit bigger and does a different gait than the Paso Fino. Actually the Peruvian's gait is an undesired characteristic in the Paso Fino and horses preforming it are usually not bred (it gives marks against you in shows).
Emura100 11 months ago
@Emura100 have you ever riden a peruvian horse?
epicureo25 11 months ago
@epicureo25 No I haven't as there are not many (if any) breeders in my area.
Emura100 11 months ago
Whoa, now that's a paso. Very nice. Beautiful animal and stunning steps.
39Bosski 1 year ago 2
this is new to me, never seen it before done under saddle, but i recognize the natural behaviour in it. ;-) but my (now 27 years and retired ld mare) never got this exited crossing a wooden bridge ;-)
EVOVIIIARGT1300JR 1 year ago
si te sientes bien viendolos, no sabes lo impresionante que es montarlos... he montado toda clase de animales, cuarto de milla, frisones, Pura sangre española y nucaaa nunca ninguno me ha hecho sentir ta viva como los de pasos colombianos.sencillamente es ESPECTACULAR. sientes una sensacion inigualable, se te eriza la piel. el q sabe de caballos conoce del BRIO de estosanimaes colombianos. No tienen igual
Thelunatica12 1 year ago
@Thelunatica12 ya montaste un Peruano?
epicureo25 11 months ago
yes they are..TWH etc are all man-made breed from the STB ..who cares if they can stay up..the racks fun to watch but I have the best of both worlds...the rack (if ever hardly needed) and the natural gaited Peruvian
sielick 1 year ago
@sielick You forget the icelandic horse with their tolt.
Emura100 1 year ago
Nope. A tad more masculine.
fastaslightning1 1 year ago
paso's and Peruvians are the ONLY NATURAL gaited breed.. TWH and the like are man made..the gaits of a TWH can NOT compare with either
sielick 1 year ago
@sielick, no, they are not the only naturally gaited horses.
These horses are lovely but could never stay on the trail with a fast racking or single footing horse. I have ridden and owned all of them. U R wrong. My personal favorite is the Peruvian, but facts is facts.
gmwwc 1 year ago
great
moonlit81 1 year ago
Castellano padre de Zodiaco y Nomina de Castellano(Gran Campeona Reservada en la Mundial del 1997 en Col)Zodiaco padre de el gran caballo Dulce Seno de Lusitania F.C(Gran Campeon Reservado en la Mundial del 2003 en Col.)
MrEnmanuel91 1 year ago
i like his color, a penny coppered bay. is he at stud or gelding?
hawkstorm55 1 year ago
you people make me laugh.
all horses breathe heavily when they are being ridden stupid.
Iv'e heard horses in jumper classes that are breathing so hard you can hear them from across the arena.
and how is the horse jumping on the spot?
if a horse is upset in anyway, you would see it/they would show it.
that horse is so freaking calm.
sarahhhhhhxxx 1 year ago
I ride paso finos, and this is natural! For some of you guys who DON'T think it is, well, learn about paso finos before saying it LOOKS like they don't like it.
Maccaranahorse 1 year ago
Absolutely beautiful, classy.
Pasos4me 1 year ago
Omg that walk is funny ^_^ I've never seen a Paso in action.
RavenAudron100 1 year ago
This is so cool though :) the horses head barley movesssss so cool
thisisxyourxmom 1 year ago
um...cant we all just accept each others riding styles and be cool with it? I know nothing about a paso fino but this is a beautiful horse...we dont have to understand each others disciplines in order to accept it. I am a western rider, I ride quarter horses who do indeed chase cows on their own. My boy LOVES it lol just explain what your horse does, there is no need to argue? Love horses :)
thisisxyourxmom 1 year ago 4
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that is shocking the horse is sucked back and looks like it scared shitless and jumping on the spot. He needs to learn how to ride, and give the horse a well deserved break, from being ridden by idiots who think they know what they are doing
amyluvsal 1 year ago
@amyluvsal bahahaah you made me laugh, are you really that blind, the man is asking for the horse to do that, in that exact position, obviously the horse is heaving a little because, its hard work! but my horses heave more when they come back from xc, so get over it,
rotansilversplash 1 year ago
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Looks like he is having a temper tantrum. The horse obviously doesn't like doing it. Can you hear him heaving for breath in the end. It is not even pretty
RubyandComet4eva 1 year ago
@RubyandComet4eva you wanna see an abusive riding temper tantrum, go look at a tennessee walker at the higher levels of showing. poor things are crippled and agonized.
Deexeh 1 year ago
Very nice Horse!
LoveLikeCrazy12 1 year ago 2
Okay, what does that feel like to ride a Paso? What is this gait called? How many gaits do they have, and what is their canter like? I have ridden Tennessee Walkers and Foxtrotters, but never a Paso. I wish a breeder would post a video of a Paso baby doing this gait in the field. Do you know of a clip featuring a foal?
maiasaura08 1 year ago
@maiasaura08 There is 3 paso gaits. The Fino, Largo, and Corto. They are extremely smooth. Their canter is just like any other canter, if not smoother. Next time I go to the barn and have time I'll try to remember to bring my camera to see if I can catch our colts doing it.
Emura100 1 year ago
Very good
ortizbusa 2 years ago 2
Paso Finos are driven with the rider's body - hands are not to be the balance for a rider on a Paso Fino. You do not get into a Paso's mouth as you would, say, a Quarter Horse.
As to the question about if they do this naturally, in a field, they do. Foals gait next to their mothers in mere hours after birth. The only thing that we, as trainers of this fantastic breed can do, is show the horse how to control their power and perform to the best of their ability.
lunamarie80 2 years ago
Wow....lash, I would love to know your boss's name if they train Paso Finos...and Peruvian Pasos and Paso Finos are very different.
Paso Finos DRIVE with their hind end - they propel themselves forward with the power from their back end...they do not pull themselves forward with their front as you are implying.
And honestly - if you are balancing on your reins, which is what you are describing by saying that when you pull on the reins, they go faster...then you need to work on your core.
lunamarie80 2 years ago
pauvre cheval...
didoune62 2 years ago
Oh yes, so natural that horses do this in the wild to impress each other. LOL I lean toward comments that Brave animal makes because it's what I strive for as well. Shortened strides look odd, like the horse is working it's ass off to get what should be a few floaty strides.
I rode a paso fino last week because his owner said I should experience it at least once in my life. It did this gait, owner called him collected I thought she was crazy - still do.
horseisbeauty 2 years ago
Just because YOU think something is crazy, doesn't mean it is.
I have 2 horses that literally do this on a lunge line. One will do this in the field. Is this level of collection 100% natural, no, but then again, I have never seen a QH doing it's collected soft trot in the field either. It takes work to get the horse that soft and supple.
The short strides are bred into the horse. I don't know who your friend is, but very few horses can do this. I doubt you rode this collected.
fastaslightning1 2 years ago
again, do they do this in the wild? This breed or any horse at all ever do this with a human making them do it?
horseisbeauty 2 years ago
I would like to ask you how many horses chase cows in the wild? How many jump over 8' jumps like in the OLYMPICS?
The vaunted QH does not do everything that it is asked while under saddle with out TRAINING. That is all this is.
YES MY HORSE DOES THIS IN THE FIELD. Almost as quick, and almost as collected. She does the EXACT gait on her own. All I do is help her do it better. These horses are FLAT SHOD and this energetic from the womb.
Become educated THEN comment.
fastaslightning1 2 years ago 36
@fastaslightning1 natural or not ...it looks horrible!!
epicureo25 11 months ago
@epicureo25 Oh look, more stupidity!
Do you have to try at posting the same comment in 2 or 3 videos?
fastaslightning1 11 months ago
There are no longer wild horses. All 'wild horses' are FERAL DOMESTICATED horses. And yes, you would see a feral Paso Fino doing this in the wild if one so happened to be out there. They do it naturally.
Spork09 2 years ago
YES they do it by themselves!! We dont train them to do it. Its natural Ive seen babies that come out of there mothers gaiting in Hours
MsComanche1 2 years ago
Un cheval qui fait des claquettes.c'est surréaliste... XD
Tvishaify 2 years ago
Esse paso no es natural.
El caballo se puede romper las piernas.
IslamIsEvil666 2 years ago
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Islandponys08 2 years ago
... theyre trained that way. and no, im not another idiot. i DO know what im talking about. theyre trained that when you tighten the reins, they go faster, with shorter strides. you know, you really should know what youre talking about before you start screaming bull.
lash13QHqueen 2 years ago
No they are not trained to go faster when you tighten the reigns. I TRAIN THEM, KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT.
This horse is designed and trained to be ridden on a soft reign. Again, you know nothing. This is a 50' board that they are trying to get a particular sound out of so they are pushing the horse for the best sound.
The best trainers and riders ride with their fingers and reigns lose. If you trained a horse to speed up when you pull the reigns how do you stop them? You don't
fastaslightning1 2 years ago
ahaha, i do. allright, maybe in YOUR world, they ride with loose reins, but the way I WAS TAUGHT was that you tighten the reins, they go fast, the looser your reins are, the slower they go. its how i was taught to do it.
lash13QHqueen 2 years ago
Well, you were taught wrong. Look up Imponente de la Libertad that trainer is Jimmy Espino. He is among the elite in this breed. WATCH HIS HANDS. They are light, they reigns are LOOSE, and the horse is extremely collected. GET THE TRUTH BEFORE SPOUTING NONSENSE.
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Look at that video.
You cannot stop an animal that goes faster when you tighten the reigns so I ask again, HOW DID YOU STOP THE ANIMAL? You and your friend are doing it WRONG. I
fastaslightning1 2 years ago
Yes your very right about Jimmy Espino. All tho Imponente does not always gait, if you rele pay attention. I show Pasos and go to Nationals and all the big shows. Its nice to see another educated person on Paso finos in these comments.
MsComanche1 2 years ago
I know, I was more pointing to a great trainer that I KNEW would put the proper visual up.
fastaslightning1 2 years ago
@MsComanche1 Just curious do you know the Uelsmann family?
Emura100 1 year ago
@Emura100 I do, I worked there for about 4 years. In fact I suspect I "might" know you. LOL. That may leave you guessing.
fastaslightning1 1 year ago
@fastaslightning1 It does! Theresa? sorry just guessing
Emura100 1 year ago
wow have you idiots never seen a paso fino before? i hate how you seem to think it necessary to start screaming "abuse" when you have no Fucking clue what you are talking about.
crawfordcowgirl 2 years ago 41
@crawfordcowgirl ya callate!! can someone tell me what's the practical use of this gay paso?? the Peruvian horse does a natural paso with better practical use!!
epicureo25 1 year ago
@epicureo25 LOL!!!! Gay paso? Your complete lack of knowledge is amazing. You judge a whole breed of horse by one show horse? A horse specifically bred to do this? Did your parents have any children that lived?
I will guarantee that anything you can do with a Peruvian I can with a Paso and on top of that I can do it with my show stallion.
Enjoy your ignorance.
fastaslightning1 1 year ago
@fastaslightning1 I prefer to live ignorant, then to live riding a gay horse!! lol! Why would anyone bred an epileptic horse!!!??? this is just plain stupid! your are wrong! your show stallion is gay! just like you! I'd never ever imagin myself riding such a gay horse! sorry EPILEPTIC GAY HORSE!! LMAO! ps: did your parents got any straight children?? lol! enjoy your GAYNESS!!
epicureo25 1 year ago
@epicureo25 Awww, butthurt? It is amazing that you suggest something is gay because you don't understand it. You are so afraid of being gay, something tells me you are a closet homo. Do you look at gay porn? I bet you do! It's OK. Just be yourself, others will accept you.
Idiot. My show stallion is ready for any challenge you have. Bring it. Want to race them? Want to try and endurance ride? I will guarantee you have nothing for my horse, and it is worth 5x your POS.
fastaslightning1 1 year ago
@crawfordcowgirl lol at the crazies on youtube lol!!
imaStonesFan 6 months ago
@crawfordcowgirl you go girl!
40discokid 4 months ago
Lol ABUSE! This horse is fine, in fact it's a beautiful Paso Fino and a great example of their gaiting ability.
Kedgirl 2 years ago
q vuen caballo
recidencia540 2 years ago
q Buen caballo
aprenda a escribir no sea caballo
velezevans00 2 years ago
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ottopasquier 2 years ago
Fucking asshole posting pointless crap when he knows nothing. Riding a horse on a sounding board is not going to harm it. 50 feet of wood set on the ground that is flat is not hurting anything.
fastaslightning1 2 years ago
es un buen caballo
albeiro246 2 years ago
I love gaited horses, but this is not a beautiful example of a well ridden gaited horse. This poor horse is forced into an unnatural bodyposture that is not optimal for carrying a person.
Not my cup of horsemanship...
Braveanimal 2 years ago
What are you talking about? What about this body posture is unnatural? The head? The head is set high NATURALLY.
I suspect you love your horse pushing a peanut with it's nose. I would love to know what you consider optimal.
The horse is moving naturally. If never trained he would still take very small steps. Don't get me wrong he is very collected but there is nothing unnatural about this.
fastaslightning1 2 years ago
No, I do NOT prefer peanut pushing! In my opinion a horse should arch his back and pivet his pelvis in collection, thus creating a bridge where the rider sits.This horse looks like it being pullend on by the reins and cannot get his hindquarters under it`s mass. That has nothing to do with the natural high setting of his head. If I meant that I would have said that. Forgive me for giving my honest opinion in a friendly way. I will not do it again since you responded by such an unfriendly reply.
Braveanimal 2 years ago
There was no "friendliness" in your reply. Suggesting that this is not "natural". Show me the friendliness in these comments? You were harsh toned from the beginning and so I returned it.
Look again at the rear quarters. How much further under itself should it be? When the horse moves even with the camera, draw a line from the rear hip and the legs are directly under it. Yes the reigns could be a bit loser, but many times when on the board many people will collect more, meaning tight reins
fastaslightning1 2 years ago
Good on ya! and theyre built that way! they cannot put their hind legs under them like, say, a quarterhorse can. theyre built with their hind legs amost behind them. that theyre under the horse that much is quite amazing. .... ugh, people need to know what theyre talking about. my boss raises and trains peruvian pasos and paso finos.
lash13QHqueen 2 years ago
beautiful!
dancingsylph 2 years ago
Castellano que bueno baila usted.
atollado 2 years ago 2
poor horse....
ayniloul 2 years ago
¿?¿?¿?¿?¿?¿?¿?¿?¿ is natural
petito4131 2 years ago
actually, this horse looks and moves like hes in peak condition.
Poor you.
dancingsylph 2 years ago
onde desliga a pilha
betodocorsa23 2 years ago
Nie,no kurcze...Powalające...
Rewelacja!:)
doriss1234 2 years ago
JODAAAA Q VAINA LINDAAA
morenoduran 2 years ago
For the people that says this is not natural, I challenge you to make your horses walk something close to this. And if you think this is umcomfortable, you couldn't be more wrong. The day you ride a Paso Fino, you will sell all your horses, garanteed!
Oso781 2 years ago
is that healthy?
classiquedressage 2 years ago
@classiquedressage Yes it is
Emura100 1 year ago
i cant belive as a big horse person i have never seen this! where have i been?? haha beautiful horse and very interesting gait. spanish horses are stunning! looks so much like its a fast forwarded video haha. lovely horses. i like :-)
fionafenty88 2 years ago
I really want to know how he does this gait, I mean the person... arg, I'm in love with Pasos *-* they are so lovely *-* and yeah, spanish horses for the win, I have 2 Criollo horses from Argentina *-* lovely... :D
SheelaHRO 2 years ago
the breath is hart and the face of this horse says all. The mouth is OPEN and ...
...no, i dont like it.
It is unnatrual like high jumping.
Ich hoffe es kommt die Zeit, da erleben die Leute am eigenen Leibe, wie es ist so hart angefasst zu werden und nicht zu wissen wohin.
Der Schweif... bei keinem PFerd, selbst bei den hart gerittenen hier in Deutschland habe ich so etwas so extrem gesehen.
Sick
LadySalamon 2 years ago
das ist der natürliche Gang des Paso Fino, nicht so extrem, aber sie gehen von natur aus lieber so, als schritt oder galopp, trab sowieso nicht. Denn könntest du auch zu alles Isländerbesitzern gehen oder zu allen anderen Gangpferdebesitzen ;) für aussenstehende mag es vllt anders aussehen, ich weiß es nicht... xD
SheelaHRO 2 years ago
horselover your comment shows how ignorant you are... it's like a guy who plays streetball criticising the nba players bc they are not as "spectacular" as street players are... THAT'S SOOOO IGNORANT!!! Horses can be spectacular jumping, running or moving in paso fino, you just have to know how to appreciate what they do... clearly someone with a close mind like your's doesn't...
jorgeacp32 2 years ago
far out!!!
that was sooo awesum!!!
CoolJamJar 2 years ago
If you don't think the gate is natural, have your horse behave this way(Gait) and then tell me if you were successful!
You have Ferraris, Lambos, Hummers and then...... you have Bentleys!
Oso781 2 years ago
the horse looks constipated
horselover810 2 years ago
thats like ugly looking why would u want your horse to do something that is kinda stupid?
horselover810 2 years ago
why do you say its ugly. its how they are. i mean if you ride horses and you do the hunter clasess where the horses jump over things do you want me to say its unatural because their jumping over things? no. the Paso Fino horse was bred ffrom 3 different breeds. The Andulusian,Barb and the Spanish Jennett. so dont you go on saying oh its so ugly. if you hear the steps of a fine trained Paso Fino, the sound is absolutly beautiful.
horsez411 2 years ago
and it's so comfy ;D
SheelaHRO 2 years ago
This is sooo ugly...
Susukeyup5555555 2 years ago
Althought I don't think the gate is very natural you have to think, some horses were BRED for it. And honestly, come on now if any of you have worked with horses enough and actually think about it...unless the horses head is tied to it's feet he could pull that rider off as easily as he shakes a flake of hay appart.
phantomhorse07 2 years ago
Its really just as unatural as dressage....
TheVeronicas1Fan 2 years ago
this is NATURAL, its what the horse was bred for. They naturally carry their heads very high. Please come out of your shell, with only quarter horses floating around and go out there and explore. All spanish horses walk very proud, with both the head and tail carried high. Again, the Paso Fino is a great breed, just take in account that just because it wont walk like a quarter horse or TB, it DOES NOT mean its not natural.
medallo41 2 years ago
That gate is not natural, I know that for a fact. Though they are bred for this, the horse does not go moving around the paddock like that. I have a colonial spanish horse never seen it walk or trot like that. There is a difference between proud movements and trained movements. Making a horse move like that isn't wrong, I just said it is unnatural.
TheVeronicas1Fan 2 years ago
the horse DOES move this way in a paddock, it's just not as exagerated. A colonial spanish horse, is not a paso fino, paso fino's were developed in Puerto Rico and Colombia, they have spanish ancestry, but have nothing to do with spain itself. Watch a paso fino at liberty video and you will see. The horse is born this way, just like the TWH, or Peruvian Paso
medallo41 2 years ago
I have been searching through youtube and I can not find a video that shows a Paso Fino moving in a paddock like this. I can find them walking and trotting normally but thats it. Do you have a link of them moving like this in the paddock?
TheVeronicas1Fan 2 years ago
the Paso Fino is born with this step. but in a paddock it can trot it can gallop it can do whatever it wants. but when you ride it. unlike the troting horse when you jump up and down, on a Paso Fino you dont feel anything. its all smooth.
:)
just trying to clear that up
horsez411 2 years ago
Are you crazy, just curious because you obviously have absolutely no idea of what you are talking about. Babies paso finos 2 weeks old do the same movements and if you get them a little older, 4 to 5 months and make them do circles, they do the same exact step. The rider and trainer just refine and better the ability. 30 years of experience talking. 100 percent natural
pierinavi 2 years ago 2
then you r30 years just went down the drain because these pure papers dont...
TheVeronicas1Fan 2 years ago
Just stop embarrassing yourself and talk about something that you do know about, assuming you any anything at all
pierinavi 2 years ago
its just that three yearling don't down the road where i work all of them out of imp. stallions and mares and they don't move like that.
TheVeronicas1Fan 2 years ago
What type of horses are you talking about
pierinavi 2 years ago
Paso Fino...
TheVeronicas1Fan 2 years ago
well then they are not good enough to move like champions. they are just regular paso that do the gait but not as fast or refined.
pierinavi 2 years ago
@TheVeronicas1Fan Odds are they are pleasure stock and not show stock. They are born with the gait but if ridden to where they are pushed to not gait they will lose it. Also this is a refined version of the gait.
Emura100 1 year ago
mitternachtsmond and nemurin are right, this isn't natural. poor horse.
crazypunk978 2 years ago
nojoda que culo de caballo eso si es un ejemplar digno de colombia
andresmonteria05 2 years ago
I agree with 'mitternachsmond'.
It certainly looks strained and unatural.
Eventer16 2 years ago
Why are those horses not able to lift their backs? It will get kissing spine or other bad problems. And WHY has the rider to pull so strong on the reins? Is this really necessary when it´s a natural gait????? For me it look like a very tensed thorse trying to run away but it can´t because the ride pulls like a maniac in his mouth. So in the end the horse is just struggling under the rider very fast and thats it. Would one of those horse do it freely without pressure of a rider in a field?????
mitternachtsmond 2 years ago
No - not like this, I'm certain. This is a very exaggerated, uncomfortable form of what a horse would do in the field. O_o VERY.
It hurts MY back just watching this.
Nemurin 2 years ago
este caballo es tremendo bien fino yo le doi un 10
game2netty 3 years ago
this horse is wonderful u guys chuold ride a paso they are the best ride ever quater horses, walking horses,etc. they are not compared to pasos pasos are way better
CANITO0531 3 years ago
stop giveing that poor horse red bulls
ruvian00 3 years ago
that's amazing!
WinnieNienna 3 years ago
WHOA THAT WAS THE BEST PASO CORTO I HAVE SEEN (ON YOUTUBE)
HEHE
i ride paso fino
and whoa i am nowhere near there yet
horsez411 3 years ago
he is fino.
pasofinofreak 3 years ago
xD it looks like a achine with those fast moves.. xD
I'm sure they have faster gaits as well when you have to go somewhere ;)
nanakla 3 years ago
too slow horse. Is not useful for walking on ranchs or having fun rides.
V00371 3 years ago
Que hermosura de caballo
la verraquera
maumart17 3 years ago
You will not find this gait in a dressage test!
ubrilliant1 3 years ago
never ride like this jerk in the desert: you'll starve before you reach you home!
b***shit!
211075 3 years ago
They were used like most gait horses in the American Continent ... as plantation horses. Check up on the slaves you know?
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Bugthek9freak 3 years ago
i about to have a fresian and i want to train for tricks and possibly dressage how do you trin a horse to do that???
bskandelicious 3 years ago
You cant teach a horse that...
Its their natural gait
SarahFaircloth 3 years ago
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What kind of stupid walk is that.
denisjuh 3 years ago
that is not a stupid walk. these horses are born with this natural gait. you don't know about Paso finos I'm guessing.
bucknride08 3 years ago 2
I think it's a rediculous gait. It seems so damn unnatural.
denisjuh 3 years ago
Well the odd things about it is is that it is natural...
Its kind of neat.
My eyes cant keep up with their front legs cause they move so fast!!
SarahFaircloth 3 years ago 2
@denisjuh Oh yes because TWH gaits are sooooo natural. We don't have to sore our horses to get them to move like this. I was walking a yearling yesterday (on the ground I wasn't riding of course) and he was doing the less refined/less collected form of this.
Emura100 1 year ago
Actually, this is a video of a horse storming out of a hairdressing salon after it was refused service. Watch it again and you'll see what I mean
perrystroika 3 years ago
I'm not making a rude comment about this. I just wanted to know what the use for it is. I know like for the Icelandic horses, the tolt or whatever takes less energy, is less bouncy, and goes faster. What was the importance for the funny walking of the Paso?? Like on the ranch. Why did the ranchers need them to do that?
Supernturallover 3 years ago
Is not for work. Is for luxury. Is something like a Cadillac Scalade and a Heavy work Truck. What is the use for a big car like the scalade? none, just luxury. Catch the idea?
chychon 3 years ago
ya thanx
Supernturallover 3 years ago
Amazing.
CupCake7407 3 years ago 3
perhaps you could explain ,as i have never see this before.
pauline608 3 years ago
What? The gait? Or the Fino Board?
equinechick569 3 years ago
Well a lot of people are attacking the horse and I would like to know---why the gait what are the long trousers for and is there a purpose in this way of going
pauline608 3 years ago
The gait is 100% natural. This gait has been worked on, but only by lots of gaiting and flexing. The chaps are traditional Paso Fino dress, because they used to be used as ranch horses, because they are the smoothest gait to sit. And I'm not sure by whay you mean when you say way of going? Do you mean why is the gait so slow? IF you are, its because this is a show horse, and fast, short steps are the best when it comes to the Paso Fino. To get them to gait like that, its just practice and flexin
equinechick569 3 years ago 2
DID YOU NOT HEAR HOW LOUD THAT HORSE WAS BREATHING? and whats underneath those long pants things eh??? a torcher device?
horsebackrider420 3 years ago
Ignorant
juanbolivarduarte 3 years ago