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Marchadors in Magazines!

Photo of our ad (breeders and the USMMA) appearing in the June Trail Rider:

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Marchadors also showed up in at least 2 other publications!

Marchadors in ACTHA in April -by Laura Hinson, both Marchadors and Icelandics featured because of her.    To read the article, click on the link below.

http://www.joomag.com/magazine/actha-monthly-april-2015/0222085001427222423?short

Marchadors in Riding Magazine by Lynn Kelley about the ABCCMM inspection process.  LOTS of photos.  Follow this link to read the article.

http://ridingmagazine.com/index.php/component/content/article/84-feature-focus-spanish-a-special-breeds/345-may-2015-quality-assurance

 

 

 

March photos

Saddle & Stirrups – Gaia’s Diary, continued

You can read the article by clicking on each page to view larger.

 


You can also view other Saddle and Stirrups issues where the Marchador is featured!

Subscribe to this innovative ipad magazine today!  Filled with great information, photos and videos.  The Mangalarga Marchador will be featured often.

You can order from itunes or by visiting their website

 

Stress-Free Weaning

Saddle and Stirrups – Issue 35

Please click on the pictures below to view larger to read the article!  Also available on your ipad!

You can also view other Saddle and Stirrups issues where the Marchador is featured!

Subscribe to this innovative ipad magazine today!  Filled with great information, photos and videos.  The Mangalarga Marchador will be featured often.

You can order from itunes or by visiting their website

Hawke do Summerwind Arrives!

The long-awaited foal of Azenha de Maripa x Ximoio de Maripa showed up early Sunday night, February 17th.   This is Ximoio de Maripa’s first foal in the U.S., born using his imported frozen semen.   Both Azenha and Ximoio were bred by Agro Maripa, Brazil.

We could not be happier with him.  He’s friendly, confident and showing wonderful gait and temperament of the Mangalarga Marchador breed!   Born chocolate (milk and dark), we think he will shed to black, but may eventually be grey like his sire.

He was code named Hermes, but after he was born, we decided to select a different name.  When hawk feathers were found in his stall, we knew we had picked the right one!

Take a look for yourself!