The Peruvian paso Horse is a typical Peruvian breed. Its pace originates from the long journeys through the arid Peruvian deserts that run along thePeruvian coastline. It was originally brought by the Spaniards, since the Incas did not know horses in Peru. It is considered "the gentlest riding horse in the world". Its smooth pace (gait) and nobility make it ideal for trail and pleasure riding. It is very popular in our country because of its endurance for long rides. Its unique training allows this horse to dance the Marinera with an incomparable grace.