“I’m very pleased to write these lines about the II International Peruvian Riding and Reining Workshop. My experience was unbelievable. Domingo Delgiudice as an innate teacher and his experience made me practice in Ecuador everything that I learned with very satisfying results. The patience, the details and advice covered our doubts, Mariano Cabrera and Eduardo Risso’s lectures completed this wonderful experience, Pepe Dextre as our host was very attentive and all the logistics involved gave way to the general comment of taking the next step. We made great friends along the way like Camilla Brevi and Mario and Drucy, with whom we share constant communication and care. I have nothing else to say but “forward” and congratulations on my behalf. I’ll be waiting for the next one.
A great long distance hug.
Always.”

Sol Damerval C. - Ecuador

“Last year my wife Drucy and I decided to come to Lima, Peru, to presence the National Peruvian Paso Horse Contest that happens in Mamacona, the cathedral to these events and the summum of this equine activity. When we found out that Universidad Cientifica del Sur, led by Eng. Jose Dextre, offered a course for Peruvian Paso Horse lovers we decided to stay four additional days.
The time we spent in Lima was well worth our while in more than one way. First, we got to be more familiar with our horses; we got to appreciate more the treasure that we own. Second, we realized that this subject is very vast and should be taken seriously by lovers. Third, we could appreciate the history and great Peruvian characters behind this beautiful and noble animal. Fourth, we were able to establish contact with important actors of this world and meet other international students that share our passion.
The instructor Domingo Delgiudice was first rate. Entertaining, great historian and lover of this noble animal. We would have loved to stay for a few more days.
One recommendation: include riding sessions and something about what is taught to the Chalán because this would help us know what to expect and ask of them and how to distinguish a good Chalán from a mediocre one.
Congratulations Universidad Cientifica del Sur for including this course in your curricula. Tremendous way to preserve the following of the Peruvian Paso Horse, the Silent Ambassador.
Bravo!”

Mario F. Illanes & Drucy de Illanes - Chile