Chumbivilcas

The Chumbivilcas is believed to have been a descendant of horses which arrived in Peru (as well other parts of the Americas) during Christopher Columbus' explorations in the 16th century.

The Chumbivilcas Horse is identified with the areas of Cuzco & Apurimac and similar (although more highly developed) than the Morocucho horse. Due to their extreme hardiness and athletic ability they were favored by the army.
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The Chumbivilcas may not even be a real horse breed, but I found the breed listed on someone else's site...and all I can tell you about it is that its legal and common colors are bay and grey.
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Chumbivilcas - bay or grey in different shades
Chumysh - bay, black, and grey predominant
Cirit - bay or grey are favored
*Cleveland Bay - bay, black points and black mane and tail, small white star permissible ...

See also: Bay, Black, Saddle, Andean, Missouri Fox Trotter