About Us
Like many horse lovers and, why not, dreamers, we like to pretend to be half man and half horse in full communion with nature, galloping free.
Or, saying it like this, what we like to think most, is that the noble equine uses our reasoning to project his agility and strength in a new form.
In other words, there is a mental rapport between rider and horse that can be understood as a kind of psychological syncretism.
If this beautiful and powerful quadruped did not feel well, don’t you think we'd be in trouble?!
Our horses, those of the South American Andes, are for us a passion that motivates much of our lives.
At the same time, we are proud to encourage the proper relationship between man and horse.
We are established in the imperial capital of the Inca culture, once an important colonial city, today metropolis of tourist activity: Cusco.
We have a complete infrastructure for equestrian activities enabling us to offer horse lovers from around the world the opportunity to enjoy the majesty of the Andes and the cultural richness of the Inca legacy, from the back of this unique and majestic animal.
BENJAMIN C. MUÑIZ is director of companies related to tourism in Peru. His passion for horses comes from his childhood.
In Benjamin’s words, to dream of horses is always the first step, love them the second, and finally third to think like them.
Wanting to create an innovative tour-horseback riding experience, Benjamin began working with local Andean horses, as they stand out because they are exceptionally adapted to the altitude and mountainous environment, and possess some extraordinary physical characteristics.
Benjamin is amateur rider/jockey and profound student of this noble animal.
He is business administrator and paramedic trained in Germany.
Aside from Benjamin’s love for horses, he is an avid athlete Loves and practice a variety of outdoor sports.
MELITON QORILAZO: Originally from Salkantay, carrier by nature or Qorilazo as they call in the highlands of Cusco, was brought by the Delgado family.
To be more precise, the Delgado family is are the most respected holders of horse breeders (?) in, possibly, one of the most aggressive natural settings for work with horses: the Codillera of Vilcabamba, where neither the Spanish nor their horses could go.
Melito speaks with his horses the same way as his great teacher: VICTOR ANTONIO DELGADO.
Saddler by trade, Melitón went through the Hippodrome of Monterrico in Lima, Peru, where he trained in the delicate care of racehorses.
Melitón, spends each day day to day with the horses, attending to their for the health, nutrition and training. of our horses.
JOSE ANTONIO DELGADO: Native of a Cusco native also is from belongs to the Delgado dynasty.
Antonio’s experience is the product of generations of knowledge passed down to him about horses. Young A natural enthusiast rider from a young age, Antonio was racing a jockey until for as long as his growing physique allowed him. He began to lead in equestrian tours at the very early age of (only 10-years-old). Now with 23 Antonio has graduated and is anin Official Visitors Guide.
If anyone can ride it is Antonio.
Anto, as we say, is one of the biggest names largest word in regard when it comes to attention to our guests.
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