LS Tesoro del Zorro

2017 chestnut roan Peruvian Horse stallion
Bred by Shadow Wolf Stables, PA
OF Breyer Stablemate Peruvian Paso (G3) - 5906

LS Regalo de Zorro
2012 chestnut roan sabino
Zorro de Amber
1991 chestnut sabino
Brioso de Canela-r
1981 chestnut
Escondido-r
Canela de Oro-r
Amber de Avalita-r
1979 bay sabino
Sol de Mojave-r
Avalita-r
Rosa Dotada
1987 chestnut roan
Osiris-r
1980 chestnut
Faraon-r
Raya del Sol-r
Rosa Roja
1980 chestnut roan
El Rubio-r
Bunuelo-r
JCH Dama Suerte
2012 chestnut
JCH Vándalo
2007 chestnut
FCN Rejoneador-r
2000 bay
FCY Vandalo-r
RYR Revolera-r
RUS Clarita del Sur-r
2002 chestnut
RDS Domingo Del Sur ET-r
RUS Lolita-r
JCH Zara
2006 chestnut
Zar Del Sol-r
1996 palomino
Zar T.B.-r
Lalique MSR-r
JRM Demanda-r
2000 chestnut
JRM Laberinto-r
JRM Patrona-r

Appropriately named LS Tesoro del Zorro, or "Treasure of the Fox," this striking 2017 chestnut roan Peruvian Horse stallion offers breeders an intriguing combination of bloodlines from both sides of his pedigree. His sire, LS Regalo de Zorro, brings together Zorro de Amber and the chestnut roan Rosa Dotada, with additional depth through horses such as Brioso de Canela, Osiris, El Rubio, and Bunuelo. His dam, JCH Dama Suerte, adds a complementary family through JCH Vándalo and JCH Zara, with the latter tracing through Zar Del Sol to Lalique MSR and the celebrated Champion of Champions Antares. With that proven championship influence deeper in his maternal pedigree, an interesting blend of bloodlines throughout, and his eye-catching chestnut roan coloring, Tesoro is an appealing stallion for breeders looking for both pedigree depth and distinctive character in their next generation of Peruvian Horses.

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