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Peruvian
Paso
The
National Horse of Peru, the Peruvian Paso, is one of the
world's last remaining naturally gaited breeds.
There is "something for everyone" in
Peruvian Paso; riding
comfort, calm disposition, flashy presence and investment potential solidly supported
by its relative rarity and increasing popularity.
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Peruvian
Paso
Products
Unique
designs of your favorite breed on a variety of products.
Perfect for gifts, door prizes, expos, shows. These are copyrighted
designs you won't find anywhere else on the web!
Click
Here for a complete line of
Peruvian horse products
You
will be redirected to our CafePress store for products.
Stickers are sold separately on this site only.
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Stickers & Custom
Decals
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Peel & Place Stickers
or
Vinyl Die-Cuts
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Peruvian
Paso
Stickers & Decals
Unique
stickers and decals of your favorite breed. Perfect
for gifts, door prizes, expos, shows, or just
to put on your own car, truck, trailer, luggage
- whatever! These are copyrighted designs you
won't find anywhere else on the web! Choose from
three styles:
- 4
1/2 inch round peel-and-place stickers (black and white)
- 5,
10, 20 inch round vinyl die-cut transfer in white, red
or black
- 5,
10, 20 inch round vinyl die-cut with custom text in white,
red or black
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with check or money order via snail mail or fax your order
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All
designs are silk screened onto high quality, all
weather vinyl, rated for 5-7 years, depending on
conditions. All designs are the best of quality to assure
they are easily seen and printed by a professional printer.
You will not be disappointed with our products!
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4
1/2 inch round Peel & Place Sticker, black
text on white vinyl
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1
Peel-&-Place Sticker
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| $4.25
each |
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Pack
of Three Stickers
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| $12
per pk |
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Pack
of Ten Stickers
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| $32
per pk |
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Custom
Peruvian Paso Horse Die-Cut Decal
Permanent adhesive, outdoor all-weather vinyl decals
with no background
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Order
your die-cut decal with the text as shown or replace
the text with your own.
We will send you a draft of your custom decal prior to shipping to allow
you to make any changes you may need.
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Questions?
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to Apply My Decal
Peruvian
Paso History
Although
a newcomer to North America, the Peruvian Paso had its
origins over four centuries ago in South America, where
the horses brought to Peru by the conquistadores and subsequent
Spanish settlers were bred selectively to produce the genetic
miracle which became the "National Horse of Peru." The
judicious fusion of several Old World breeds provided the
foundation for the Peruvian horse. The Spanish Jennet gave
its even temperament and smooth ambling gait, the African
Barb contributed great energy, strength and stamina while
the Andalusian imparted its excellent conformation, action,
proud carriage and beauty to the new breed. Once established,
the Peruvian Paso was maintained in its native country
as a closed population, isolated by geography and the dedication
of its creators from the influence of additional outside
blood.
Today,
the Peruvian Paso transmits its smooth gait to all purebred
foals. No artificial devices or special training aids are
necessary to enable the horse to perform its specialty
- a natural four-beat footfall of medium speed that provides
a ride of incomparable smoothness and harmony of movement.
In addition
to an easy gait, the Peruvian Paso's creators desired their
new breed to retain brilliant action typified by lift as
the knee and fetlock flex, combined with "termino," a
movement of the front legs similar to the loose outward
rolling of a swimmer's arms in the crawl.
Perhaps
the most misunderstood of all traits that distinguishes
the Peruvian horse is "brio," a quality of spirit
that enables this tractable horse to perform with an arrogance
and exuberance that can only be described as thrilling. "Brio" and
stamina give the Peruvian its willingness and ability to
perform tirelessly for many hours and many miles in the
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