DAVENPORT - The unique gait of a Paso Fino horse is well-known in Puerto Rico where they are commonly used as show horses. In the United States, the breed has most disappeared because of crossbreeding ...
David Gonzalez came to Monson from San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico, like many islanders, to find a better life. With his arrival, he brought the culture of Paso Fino horse riding with him. Paso Fino ...
In the 1970s and ’80s Paso Fino horse shows were popular in the western communities but over time these shows moved to south to Miami and north to Ocala. And now the Acreage Horseman’s Association is ...
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