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I have two of Sy’s fillies at home now. Thanks to our partnership with Cuatro Beat Paso Finos in Oklahoma, I have been able to preserve Sy’s bloodlines for my future breeding program. I am thrilled with these two girls!

Please contact Tonia for more information about breeding your next paso!

Cuatro Beat Paso Finos

Tonia & Ron Colburn
Rte 1 Box 391
Boyton, OK 74422
918-781-9901
cuatrobeatpasos@hughes.net
www.cuatrobeatpasofinos.com

Llega La Aurora is 8 months old. She is very closely line bred, in order to capture hybrid vigor when doing an outcross in the future. She is heavily boned, big, beautiful and always in your pocket! Her personality is priceless. She has retained Silencio’s color. Definitely look for some impressive foals
in colorful packages from her in the future!

Hacia La Luz (Into The Light) is 10 months old. She blends Silencio’s lineage with Cuatro Beat’s Mare Amber Rose REO. This filly is HOT! She has show horse written all over her. She has great size, bone, breadth and gait! I don’t do a lot of showing, but a filly like this makes me think twice! She has a
beautiful head and a commanding presence. She has also retained her sire’s coloring and will be priceless in the breeding shed after her show career is over!

Here is what some other people who have Silencio foals have to say!

Hello Gizelle,

You have a fabulous site and beautiful horses! Silencio is one of the most
beautiful horses I have seen!
Donna Nearing
www.gifthorsegallery.com

Dear Gizelle,

I hope the weather has improved in Vermont! Ours, here, is delightful, 80 degrees and soft breezes - redbud, dogwood & crab apples complete for
the bees' attention. I've enclosed a check for the breeding fee and will contacting Dawn Tatro soon. I was most impressed that Dulce Sueno is a foundation sire on both sides of Silencio's bloodlines! He, as you know, was the most famous horse in the Puerto Rican Paso's bloodline. There was an article about him in a recent Gaited Horse magazine. My mare' s first foal is named Sueno in his honor.

Please stay in contact.
L. F.
Leasburg, MO

Hi, I was surfing the net and happened to run across your website. I am Edith Gandy, owner of Omega Farm and the breeder of Luneta de Omega. I am also the one who found Coral LaCE and helped Betty Klein acquire him. She later sold him to Barbara Preiss. I thought you might be interested in Luneta’s background. Her dam was a 16 hand palomino paso with Cuban bloodlines from the days before Castro when there were Cuban horses (which were called Caballos de Marcha) in Florida. The bloodlines are extremely rare and in fact I have been told that there are virtually no more paso horses in Cuba-most of them having been slaughtered for meat! Luneta was born palomino and slowly grayed as she got older. The Cuban horses were large, well muscled and gaited more like the Peruvian Paso (Lots of ground covering reach instead of the short quick gait of today’s Paso Fino). I would be interested in knowing what your stallion is like!

Edith
Omega Farm,
Winterhaven, FL