My first ever ride on a Peruvian Paso horse (multi-Ch. gelding Diamante del Monte MPR), something I've wanted to do for many years! (age 50, July 2005)
My first ever ride on a Peruvian Paso horse (multi-Ch. gelding Diamante del Monte MPR), something I've wanted to do for many years! (age 50, July 2005)
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ok...how is the ride differant then a paso fino?? i am going to look at a pervian paso..not a paso fino i have major back issues anyone ?? have any thoughts?? thank you for reading
peruvian pasos Termino with their front legs {swing them out as they move}, they have more forward motion than up and down like the paso finos. Peruvians are unbelievably comfortable.
From what I've [Heard], the Peruvian Paso is a very nice smooth horse to sit, especially for people who have back problems. I read in an Equus issue once that there were several breeds of horses that were good for people who had mild to severe back problems and the Peruvian Paso was one of those horses because they are so smooth.
Flippin AWESOME, ya? It's a little strange at first cause you keep waiting for the bounce, but it never comes. :) I worked on a Peruvian breeding/show ranch for a year and that was an AMAZING experience.
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