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U.S. Mangalarga Marchador Association (USMMA)
Welcome!
[caption id=u0022attachment_1191u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022The kind soft eye of the Marchadoru0022][/caption] Are you looking for that child-safe mount? Or how about a husband horse? Not ready to give up riding your performance sport, but ready to give up your problem horse? Come meet the Mangalarga Marchador! The Marchador (MARSCH A DOOR) horse is all those things because of its willing nature, smooth gaits and athletic versatility. Bred for centuries to be sound and square, with good bones, you can be part of beginning the new traditions here. Oh, and the added benefit? They have that Iberian beauty and soft, kind eye. You know you have a good horse the minute you lay eyes on one! The U.S. Mangalarga Marchador Association (USMMA) provides a meeting place and an official registry for all North American Mangalarga Marchador horses, owners and breeders – past, present and future! The USMMA is dedicated to providing information and assistance in all areas to promote this breed that is new to our continent. The USMMA is affiliated with and recognized by the Associacao Brasileira dos Criadores do Cavalo Mangalarga Marchador (ABCCMM), the Brazilian organization founded to preserve, regulate and register the unique bloodlines of this magnificent breed.…
About Us
We are a small, elite, passionate group that own or just love Marchador horses. In 2011, there were over 70 members located in 25 states and 3 Canadian Provinces that share their love for what the Brazilians call “the Perfect Horse”. Our main focus is on our registry and breed standards. However, we also try to promote the Mangalarga Marchador breed and recognize our members in those efforts. Show in any organized horse event or competition and receive recognition and awards from the Association. Present your Marchador at a horse expo and get help setting up a display or booth. The Association offers financial support as well as booth materials to help setting up a display for the Mangalarga Marchador breed and the USMMA. Share stories and pictures about your Marchador in our newsletter, facebook or member blog here on the website. Learn more about the Marchador breed with continuing education efforts and clinics. Support our mission with your funding – all our fees are channeled back into the association. We are 100% volunteers. We welcome your participation and involvement! Where we are on the map! View USMMA Marchador Map in a larger map
Our History
2004 [caption id=u0022attachment_1116u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022Chanel de Miami, USMMA 0000001u0022][/caption] Founding Members: Cris Guerra, Lynn Kelley, John Kelley, Tresa Smith Website created (unfunded) By-laws and registry rules drafted DNA standard implemented. 40 horses DNA typed by year-end. Met with ABCCMM President, Registrar and other officers. Worked with ABCCMM to correct paperwork and verify horses. ABCCMM inspection planned for 2005. Announcement letter to invite MM owners to join. 2005 [caption id=u0022attachment_1117u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022Drs Getulio Vieira and Jose Eduardo Teves, 2005 Inspection at Summerwindu0022][/caption] USMMA incorporated and trademarked. Call for volunteers and election of Board of Directors for 1 year term. First President Lynn Kelley. First meeting of Board; bylaws adopted. First US-born Marchadors and imported Marchadors issued registration documents from the USMMA. Founding members Tresa Smith, Lynn Kelley and John Kelley fund legals efforts on several fronts for the ABCCMM to obtain the US trademark for the Horseshoe M brand. First ABCCMM inspection and branding ever held outside of Brazil (unfunded) ABCCMM and Brazil Visit (unfunded) Newsletter begins 2006 [caption id=u0022attachment_1118u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022USMMA meeting in MTu0022][/caption] Breed Standard created. Exhibit A created. Show Committee formed. Show Rules drafted. Budget Process adopted. Operating Rules adopted ABCCMM and Brazil trip (unfunded)…
USMMA Boards
Board of Directors [caption id=u0022attachment_582u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022John on Artemis do Summerwindu0022][/caption] John J. Kelley, President Summerwind Marchadors Scottsdale, AZ and Pagosa Springs, CO jjkelleymail@gmail.com . . Susann Gabriel, Vice President Dreamcatcher Ranch Costa Mesa, CA sdgab@att.net . . [caption id=u0022attachment_877u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022Tresa on Brauna Libertasu0022][/caption] Dr. Tresa V. Smith, Secretary Montana Mangalarga Marchador at Lazy T Ranch Boulder, MT lazytranch@mac.com . . . [caption id=u0022attachment_883u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022Eliza riding Brauna Libertasu0022][/caption] Eliza Frazer, Treasurer Helena, MT eliza@montana.com . . . [caption id=u0022attachment_875u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022Lori riding Baluarte Piryu0022][/caption] Lori Silcher, Board Member at Large 4 Seasons Marchadores Hamilton, MT silcher@montana.com . . [caption id=u0022attachment_869u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022Bill and Apple Pie de Miami (Andante) in Military Equitationu0022][/caption] William Kambic, Shows Haras Lucero Kingston, TN wkambic@gmail.com . . . [caption id=u0022attachment_870u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022Signa on Azenha de Maripau0022][/caption] Signa Strom, Board Member at Large Yankee River Sport Horses Lebanon, PA signastrom@gmail.com . . Technical Board [caption id=u0022attachment_874u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022Lynn riding Caboclo da Piedadeu0022][/caption] Lynn Kelley, Registrar Summerwind Marchadors and SW Future Foal Scottsdale, AZ and Pagosa Springs, CO kelleyaz@rnsmte.com . . . [caption id=u0022attachment_876u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022Dr. Tia Nelson, demonstrating breed standardsu0022][/caption] Dr. Tia Nelson, Veterinarian Haras Vista de…
Board Meeting Minutes (3 years)
USMMA By-Laws
BYLAWS OF U.S. Mangalarga Marchador Association (USMMA) original 2004, revised 12/2009 PART I – GENERAL PROVISIONS Bylaw 101 – Name and Seal Section 1. Name. The name of this corporation shall be the U.S. Mangalarga Marchador Association (hereinafter referred to as “USMMA”). Section 2. Seal The Seal of USMMA shall be in the form of a circle and shall bear the name USMMA and the year of its incorporation and the words “Corporate Seal.” Bylaw 102 – Objectives Section 1. Vision Statement The vision of USMMA is to provide leadership for establishing and promoting the Mangalarga Marchador horse breed in North America, encouraging the pursuit of excellence in bloodlines, and the welfare of its human and equine participants. Section 2. Mission Statement To inspire and encourage interest in the Mangalarga Marchador breed. To provide a registration body to insure the purity of the breed. To publish a breed standard consistent with the Brazilian standard of the ABCCMM. To encourage participation and cooperation among breeders, owners, trainers and other equine professionals in support of the Mangalarga Marchador and the USMMA goals. To affiliate and coordinate with other organizations and associations in support of the vision and mission of the USMMA. Bylaw 103 – Miscellaneous Provisions Section 1.…
Our Partners and Sponsors
Membership
[caption id=u0022attachment_409u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022Chogun do Lucero getting a scratch from Megan Fallwellu0022][/caption] The USMMA is an association made up of owners, breeders and lovers of the Mangalarga Marchador Horse, a unique gaited horse breed from Brazil, pure descendants of ancient Iberian horses imported from Portugal in the 1800s. Join today and become a member in a small, but passionate association making history with one of the best breeds in the world. You will receive these member benefits as well: Registry discounts. All registry records are accessible via the USMMA website. “Mu0026#038;Ms“, the official newsletter in North America, which delivers important news, feature articles highlighting members’ horses, farms and articles of the history and heritage of the breed. Advertising Support from USMMA ads and website. All horses will be displayed on website, along with information on the breed and the association. The USMMA advertises the breed on-line and in print through ads and press releases. Show/Event Support. The USMMA website will highlight events where Marchador horses are featured. Members can apply for grants to offset costs for promoting the breed at expos and shows. USMMA Awards Program. The USMMA offers prizes and awards to members who showcase the Mangalarga Marchador…
Become a Member
Member Benefits
Advertising – The USMMA looks for opportunities to stay in print and on-line with the Marchador breed. Currently looking for a member to take on this program. Awards Program – Annually, there are prizes and trophies awarded to members who show and promote the Marchador breed. The program director is Susann Gabriel, sdgab@att.net. For more information, click here. Calendar – An opportunity to showcase your Marchador or your farm and share with the Marchador lovers around the world. Calendar pictures can be submitted throughout the year. Created by Ellen Farmer, mangalargafarmer@gmail.com. MM Clinics – Sponsored and subsidized by the USMMA, these clinics are taught by experienced MM professionals, usually from Brazil. The clinics are held annually, but move around geographically to ensure everyone has an opportunity to attend with their Marchador! 2012 MM Clinic is coordinated by Connie Claire, connieclaire@ymail.com. For more information on this year’s clinic, click here. Newsletter – Our way of keeping members connected and informed! Information about the Marchador breed, members, association business, and more. Pictures and stories are happily accepted for sharing! Published periodically throughout the year by Aline Oliveira Greene, magiadabrisa@yahoo.com. Promotional Products – Wear your Marchador pride on your sleeve! Land’s End’s full line…
Business Directory Submission Form
Brazil, Brazil!
[caption id=u0022attachment_508u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022ABCCMM, USMMA and EAMM at the Nacionals, 2009u0022][/caption] The USMMA Presidents have travelled to Brazil almost every year. We encourage our members to visit Brazil! It is a fabulous experience to bask in their native warmth, culture and to learn about the Mangalarga Marchador in its native country. “If you really know Brazil, you have seen enough beauty for half a lifetime.” Brazil is not just coffee, samba and soccer. The fifth largest country in the world (after Russia, Canada, China and the U.S.) it is among the ten leading industrial nations. Brazil is the largest country in South America. Its area of about 8.512 million km ² comprises 47% of the South American continent. The population is 185 million. Its coastline along the Atlantic extends over a length of 7367 km. [caption id=u0022attachment_762u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022Dusk on a Bahia Beachu0022][/caption] It has long been known that Brazil is the world’s No. 1 supplier of sugar cane and a pioneer in bio-ethanol. Huge sugar cane plantations provide the raw material. But it also occupies a front seat in the steel business. In informed circles, the Brazilian economy, with large, well-developed agricultural, mining, manufacturing and service sectors, is known as the most powerful…
MM National Show
[caption id=u0022attachment_771u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022200u0022 caption=u0022Champion stallion at the Nacionalsu0022][/caption] 1,500 Mangalarga Marchador at one event in July! And they represent the best of the best – in athletic competition, in conformation, in gait and in reproduction! Excitement continues in the evening with Marchador auctions where glitz, glamour and pricing reach spectacular heights! The ABCCMM is a great host at their annual event. Even the president will meet you personally. The breeders welcome fellow breeders and Marchador lovers with no hesitation. [caption id=u0022attachment_773u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022Conformation class for young stallionsu0022][/caption] In the main ring, there is always a class, sometimes 2 classes going on. There are three independent judges who combine their scores to determine the winner. The judges will also ride the top contenders. The purity of the marcha is essential, but the judges also evaluate the quality of the movement, the head and tail carriage, and especially the appearance of each horse. The track is filled with the beauty and elegance of the Iberian carriage and appearance of the Mangalarga Marchador. There are other arenas for warm-up and for functional sports and exhibitions like mounted archery, dressage, pole bending and team penning. The arena for…
Registration Help – ABCCMM
ABCCMM registration is not required by the USMMA. Members may elect to dual register their horses with the ABCCMM. If so, the member is responsible for following ABCCMM regulations, completing the necessary forms and paying the ABCCMM fees. ABCCMM Membership is required if you want to register your farm name as a breeding farm to name your foals. The fees are established in Brazilian reals. The annual membership fee is approximately $325 US, but be sure to check an on-line currency converter for actual fees as currency rates fluctuate. You do not need to be an ABCCMM member for many transactions. However, all fees are about double those for a member. All fees are payable by credit card to the ABCCMM. The person in Finance that we have worked with is Claudia@abccmm.org.br. To Register Foals: [caption id=u0022attachment_292u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022DaVinci do Summerwindu0022][/caption] The foals must be the product of two inspected and permanently registered ABCCMM horses. Permanent registration is indicated on the ABCCMM registration document as “LIVRO 5” for stallions or “LIVRO 6” for mares. If their ABCCMM registration number is xxxxxx – 5, they are in Livro 5 (book 5). The breeder/mare owner must communicate the breeding dates to…
MM Breed
[caption id=u0022attachment_198u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022Licor Lapidade, Marchingu0022][/caption] The Mangalarga Marchador averages between 14.2 and 16 hands in height and weighs between 850 and 1100 lbs. Although grays predominate, chestnut, black, bay, buckskin, palomino and paint horses are also present. An adept and extreamly versatile breed, the Mangalarga Marchador is fast becoming one of the most sought after breeds. As with many Iberian breeds they are good cattle horses. They are known for setting the Guinness Book of World Records endurance ride of 8,694 miles in 1994. A perfect trail horse, they could also excel in other disciplines that require agility, stamina, speed and a sound mind. Training of this breed is facilitated by its intelligence, and uses for the breed are unlimited. In work with cattle, in sports, in Brazilian functional trials, or in cross-country horsemanship, the Marchador is outstanding and is obtaining excellent results in comparison to other breeds. This breed is extremely docile and is commonly mounted by children. HISTORY The most popular and widespread horse in Brazil is the Mangalarga Marchador, which developed in 1740. Joao Francisco of Portugal settled in Brazil at the hacienda Campo Alegre, where the Marchador horses began to emerge. Francisco adopted the surname Junqueira…
The Marcha Gaits
The gait of the Mangalarga Marchador is fast and smooth, with a natural amble known as the Marcha. The feet move alternately lateral and diagonally. When there are more lateral movements in the step, the Marcha is called Marcha Picada (like the sauce). It is often described as a broken pace. Where there are more diagonal movements in the step, the Marcha is called Marcha Batida (ba chee da). It is often described as a broken trot. In recent years, although not yet recognized as a separate and distinct marcha, there has been a third category describing where the movements diagonal and lateral are equal, and it is called Marcha de Centro. In all of the marcha gaits, due to the moments of triple hoof support, the horse always has contact with the ground avoiding total suspension. Thus, the rider feels secure and comfortable. The marcha can reach speeds of 14-18km per hour without breaking gait. Which is better? The marcha picada is usually considered the smoothest of the marching gaits. But, the gait you prefer is often a personal choice and may be influenced by the discipline you pursue or the terrain where you ride. What better way to…
MM Bloodlines
There are three different segments of historic breeding lines in the Mangalarga Marchador breed. I. Old ones or Foundation lines — These are lines that started during the XVIIIth century in the South of Minas Gerais state, mainly at Cruzilia region. Favacho Campo Alegre (extinguished) Traituba Narciso (extinguished) Campo Lindo – JB Angahy Engenho da Serra (extinguished) II. Traditional lines, which were born from the foundation lines Abaiba Bela Cruz Ara Catuni Gironda Herdade Passa Tempo (being extinguished) Tabatinga 53 III. Extinguished lines FOUNDATION LINES [caption id=u0022attachment_1040u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022150u0022 caption=u0022Favacho Gessou0022][/caption] Favacho — The starting point is the Favacho, whose chapel was erected at 1761 near the farm house and still is there. João Francisco Junqueira Filho and his son José Frausino Junqueira (born in 1805) are considered the first milestones of this breeding masterpiece. Favacho horses are excellent on Marcha Batida (more diagonal movements), but their morphology is not refined although very expressive. They remind us of the old Sorraia and Alter Real stallions of the XVIIIth century. Most frequent colors: dun, chestnut, bay, and grey. Historical horses: Plutão, Canadá, Duque, Calçado, Manco, Trovão, Montenegro, Fla-Flu, Jambo, Gesso, Calçado, Albatroz, Armistício and Candidato. More recently: Farol, Radical, Quociente and…
MM Memorials
Registry
OBJECTIVES OF THE REGISTRY: To preserve, maintain and promote the concepts of breed purity and genetic diversity of the Mangalarga Marchador in North America. To ensure and warrant the genetic identification of horses born in North America. To share genealogy records with the Brazilian association (ABCCMM) for those association members interested in dual registry. [caption id=u0022attachment_576u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022240u0022 caption=u0022Imported Marchador mare Elba Cruzalta (Bella)u0022][/caption] Imported purebred Mangalarga Marchadors can be registered with the USMMA by showing provisional or permanent registration documentation from the Brazilian association ABCCMM. Breeding animals also need to provide DNA. North American-born foals that are the product of two USMMA-registered Mangalarga Marchador parents can also be registered in the USMMA’s purebred Marchador books. [caption id=u0022attachment_357u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022Whispering Pines Lareina, at playu0022][/caption] To register a foal with the USMMA, send in the following information to the Registrar: Birth Report (day, parents, sex, color) Foal name UC Davis DNA report USMMA Exhibit A Digital pictures of the foal showing markings USMMA Members wishing to maintain dual registration with the ABCCMM must comply with the notification requirements and regulations of the ABCCMM. They are more stringent than USMMA requirements. For example, the ABCCMM requires a physical inspection of…
Registration Transfer
Transfer of Registration – Sale of Horse The original USMMA registration certificate needs to be returned to the USMMA Registrar with the new owner information completed on the back detailing the new owner’s name and address. The registration certificate must be signed by you, the current recorded owner. (Phone # and email are not on the current registration certificate, but would be helpful to add.) The seller should communicate the transaction and provide the new owner contact information to the USMMA Registry office. Mail the original registration document to the USMMA office along with the required transfer fee. Either the new owner or the seller can pay the required fee. Make all checks payable to the USMMA. [caption id=u0022attachment_298u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022239u0022 caption=u0022Amadeus do Summerwindu0022][/caption] If the original registration document is lost, please communicate that to the USMMA Registrar via email or regular mail. For the required fee schedule, please click here. Unless instructed otherwise by the seller, the new owner information is available to be used by the USMMA, so please indicate if they do not want to be contacted. The USMMA Registrar may attempt to contact the new owner if they have not requested transfer of registration within…
New Registration
[caption id=u0022attachment_391u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022Marchador herd at Flying Oaks Ranchu0022][/caption] We encourage members to register a foal within six months of birth. The USMMA registrar needs the following information to begin the process: Date of birth Full name of registered parents Sex Color at birth Markings Photos of the foal showing markings Foal name (includes farm name which must be unique) Exhibit A The USMMA naming convention is modeled after the ABCCMM’s. We do not allow a foal’s name to be changed after registration. The Registrar will email the UC DAVIS DNA KIT. It is a simple form with 2 pages. One page to complete and return to the USMMA. One page to complete and return to UC Davis with the sample of hair. On young foals, it is sometimes easier to pull the hairs from the tail. The hair samples are 20-30 hairs with the roots attached, taped to the form. UC Davis analyzes the sample and creates the DNA profile and also verifies parentage using the DNA profiles we have on-file. If you are a member, the only fee for registration, if done within 6 months, is the $35 fee required for UC Davis DNA sampling.…
USMMA Registry Fees
[caption id=u0022attachment_610u0022 align=u0022aligncenteru0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022Havai Por de Solu0022][/caption] Members Non-Members DNA kit 35 50 Registration 0-6 months 0 50 Registration 6-12 months 50 100 Registration over 12 months 75 150 Transfer Fee 0-6 months after purchase 10 20 Transfer Fee over 6 months after purchase 25 50 Duplicate Registration Document 10 20 Rush Fee (overnight or 2 day) 50 100
USMMA Registry Rules
USMMA By-Laws Part VI Registry revised 12/2009 Bylaw 601 – Objectives To preserve, maintain and promote the concepts of breed purity and genetic diversity of the Mangalarga Marchador in North America. To ensure and warrant the genetic identification of horses born in North America. To share genealogy records with the Brazilian association (ABCCMM) for our members interested in dual registry. Bylaw 602 – Registration Section 1 Eligibility All horses provisionally or permanently registered by the Brazilian association ABCCMM currently in North America or imported in the future. Foals that are the proven product of two ABCCMM registered horses. Foals that are the product of two USMMA-registered Mangalarga Marchador parents. DNA verification will be required. Section 2 Required Documentation for Registration Digital picture of the horse or Coggins certificate showing markings, color etc. DNA record (including parental verification for foals)* For imported horses, ABCCMM record of registry. Veterinary or owner report certifying no heritable defects. (see exhibit A) Requisite fee as defined in the USMMA Operating Rules. USMMA does not certify ownership. If the horse is being transferred, the owner returns their registration certificate with the transfer information filled out. For a horse that has never been registered with the USMMA, the individual seeking registration to submit proof…
USMMA Breed Standard
Our breed standards closely follow the ABCCMM breed standard. The USMMA, however, does not set a height maximum for the Breed, assuming the Marchador horse may grow a little taller in North America, even if that is not our intent. [caption id=u0022attachment_325u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022Oxum do Vale da Pratau0022][/caption] GENERAL FEATURES: Medium sized structure, agility, strong, and well proportional structure, vigorous and healthy appearance; smooth and thin skin, silky, thin and staight coat; temperament is haughty but very gentle (docile). Height : Ideally, 1,52m for males, 1,47m being the minimum and without a set maximum as being acceptable for definitive registration. Ideal, 1,46m for females, 1,40m being the minimum and without a set maximum as being acceptable for definitive registration. [caption id=u0022attachment_404u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022220u0022 caption=u0022Baluarte Piryu0022][/caption] HEAD : Shape: triangular, well outlined, medium sized and harmonious, forehead is broad u0026#038; flat. Profile: well outlined forehead; from well outlined to sub-concave of the nose. Eyes: widely set apart, expressive, large, jutting out, dark, and vivid, eyelids are thin and flexible. Ears: medium sized, mobile, parallel, well set, upturned, tips are preferably pointing slightly inwards. Throat: wide and well outlined. Mouth: of medium opening range, thin lips, firm and flexible mobility. Nostrils:…
Shows/Events
Show Subsidy [caption id=u0022attachment_1097u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u0022Horse Expo u0022][/caption] The USMMA would like to encourage and support any member planning to attend or participate in a Horse Exhibition or Show where there is an opportunity to exhibit the Mangalarga Marchador. Any USMMA member can submit a request for support to the Show Chair Bill Kambic, who will review and approve any request. The following support is on a first come first served basis and approval is at the sole discretion of the Show Chair. Financial support of up to $250 per show with an annual maximum of $750, to be used to cover any costs associated with exhibiting or demonstrating a Mangalarga Marchador. Access to USMMA show kit materials suitable to set up a booth to provide information about the Marchador. Shipping costs to and from the show to be paid by the USMMA member requesting the show kit. MM Show Rules [caption id=u0022attachment_1099u0022 align=u0022alignrightu0022 width=u0022194u0022 caption=u0022Seamus da Boa Fe at the Fiesta of the Spanish Horseu0022][/caption] The Marchador breed is dispersed across the country with few states having the numbers to have an all Marchador horse show or even all Marchador classes at local shows. The USMMA encourages participation…
Show Subsidy Award – Individual
Event Subsidy Award – Host
MM Year End Awards
Event Calendar
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Contact Us
[contact-form 1 “Contact USMMA”] [caption id=u0022attachment_406u0022 align=u0022alignleftu0022 width=u0022300u0022 caption=u00224 Seasons Tapi's Pingau0022][/caption] US Mangalarga Marchador Office 10487 E Rising Sun Dr. Scottsdale, AZ 85262 (480)595 2559
Marchador Herd at Flying Oaks Ranch
