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Join Date: 08-11-07
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Paso Fino
A very popular horse breed in Arizona is a Paso Fino. People like this breed because of it's smooth gait. On the trail they really walk out and are hard to keep up with using a Quarter Horse. Anybody a fan of Paso Finos?
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Join Date: 10-02-07
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I have heard they are the Rolls Royce of horses. And on the bad back note, I think others knowing that may end up taking up horse back riding feeling better knowing that they can still do something that active even with a not so great back. I found a picture of one online and I really would love to have that horse, something about it just got to me. Ever have that happen, and from a picture none the less?
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Join Date: 11-01-07
Location: Alabama
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The smooth ride is what makes the paso so special. The weird swinging gait takes up all the bounce. You just sit in syle and glide along. It's like a more compact fine tuned version of a Tennessee Walker. No posting! Much less friction on the lower back.
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