Quick Paso Facts:

Paso Finos are a gaited horse of Spanish heritage, having been bred in Latin America since the days of the Conquistadors.

Paso Finos are naturally gaited, and the gaits are evident from birth.

Paso Finos have 3 gaits: the Classic Fino, Paso Corto, and Paso Largo.

The Classic Fino gait is used for showing. It is a fully collected gait with rapid footfall and very slow forward speed.

The Paso Corto gait is the most widely used gait, and is equal to a trot. The steps are ground covering, but not hurried, and performed with medium extension.

The Paso Largo gait is the fastest gait. It is performed with longer extension and moderate to minimal collection.

All 3 gaits are four beat lateral gaits, with the feet hitting the ground in a rapid, unbroken rhythm.

The four beats are even in cadence and impact, giving the rider a smooth and comfortable ride that is unequal.

The rider appears virtually motionless at all three Paso gaits.

Paso Finos can also walk, trot, canter, and gallop.

Not all Paso Finos display the Classic Fino gait.

2006 Foals

Maravilloso Oscuro J.R.

2006 Black Colt
Pedigree:

Sire
Ocaso de Bochica Sire
Bochica Sire
Guazipungo

Dam
La Diana

Dam
Chispa Sire
Resorte III

Dam
La Graciosa

Dam
Natasha J.R. Sire
Jubilo del Conde Sire
Nevado

Dam
Milagros Segundo

Dam
Tasha Benita Sire
Oso Pardo Z

Dam
Benita Raquel de Faeton L

Coconino J.R.

2006 Bay Colt
Pedigree:

Sire
Ocaso de Bochica Sire
Bochica Sire
Guazipungo

Dam
La Diana

Dam
Chispa Sire
Resorte III

Dam
La Graciosa

Dam
Alhaja de Mardana Sire
Antioqueno de Aldeano Sire
Aldeano

Dam
La Antioquena

Dam
Anoranza Dos deLaVictoria Sire
Atahualpa

Dam
La Carinosa