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On his second voyage from Spain in the 1500's, Columbus brought a select group of mares and stallions from the provinces of Andalusia and Cordela, and settled them at Santa Domingo. These horses were a mixture of Barb, Andalusian and Spanish Jennet. The Spanish Jennet not only possessed an extremely comfortable saddle gait, but also was able to pass the gait on to its offspring. As Spanish ... [MORE]
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American Paso Finos
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Contains classified advertising, forum, and articles. Offers pedigree analysis.
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Hannah's Paso Fino Page
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Personal site with photos of the owner's current and deceased horses, plus links.
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National Paso Fino Trail Ride Directory
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Includes schedules and photos of past rides.
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PasoPedigree.com
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Features breed pedigrees and history, photos, articles and extended pedigrees those more famous.
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PasoRegistry.com
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Contains list of breeders, pedigrees, photos, articles, classified advertising, and foaling calculator.
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The History of the Paso Fino Horse
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Information on the history of the Paso Fino Horse, accompanied by photographs.
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The Paso Fino
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Provides general description of the breed, including gait, origins, and breed standard.
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