We share the farm with 21 horses, most of them Criollos Chilenos, some mestizos (mixed breed).

Our horses roam free as a heard in our large mountain paddocks all year round.

Criollos descend from Spanish breeds who were brought to South America in the 16th Century where they went wild again. These horses are perfectly adapted to our landscape. Short with a low center of balance they are ideal for walking the mountains of the Chilean Andes.

Lluvia - meanwhile she has grown quite a bit.

The Criollo is a sturdy horse, with a big head on a muscle packed neck.

Criollos Chilenos are rather small, about 1,38 to 1,48 m. There are of all colours.

Tornado, Moro und Pepe ready to go for a swim .

Sometimes its just a water pipe instead of the bath...