Reprinted from The Peruvian Classified, issue #93.

Shawna Valenzuela shares her experience as a judge and exhibitor on what it takes to shine in the show ring.

Reprinted from The Peruvian Classified, issue #93.

Nicholas Breaux and Kelly Powers, both amazing riders with an intense dedication to the breed, share their tales on growing up with the Peruvian Horse.

Reprinted from The Peruvian Classified, issue #91.

Jocelyn Hastie, a woman extremely passionate about the Peruvian Horse and a fierce competitor to recon with in the ring, didn't discover the joys of horses until her 30's. And, of course, the Peruvian Horse stole her heart.

Reprinted from The Peruvian Classified, issue #89.

Allisen Harmer tells us about the legendary AEV Regional+ as both an individual and producer and how he has shaped the modern Peruvian Horse in our Blast From The Past column.

Reprinted from The Peruvian Classified, issue #87.

Author Allisen Harmer highlights *Piloto's life and achievements as a sire in our Blast From The Past column.

Reprinted from The Peruvian Classified, issue #94.

As a guest editor for issue #94's Positively Pasos column, Raul Risso recounts the development of the Peruvian Horse and wht makes it the finest riding horse in the world.

Reprinted from The Peruvian Classified, issue #95.

Jorge "Coco" Fernandez answers our readers' questions on hoof care for the Peruvian Horse in issue #95's Ask The Expert column.

Reprinted from The Peruvian Classified, issue #95.

Raul Risso goes dives into the topic of the Peruvian Horse's unique gait and how it is different from other naturally ambling horses.

Reprinted from The Peruvian Classified, issue #94.

Terry Jarchow, breeder of generations of Champion horses, explains what a nick is and how she has applied it to Rancho de la Florecita's successful breeding program.

Reprinted from The Peruvian Classified, issue #88.

Eduardo Risso Montes gives readers insight into the great importance and care in selecting the correct match of a stallion with a mare. Breeding Peruvian Horses is not a simple task and takes years of learning and dedication as well as developing a keen eye.