Carmen Graniela Lugo

Carmen Graniela Lugo, Percheron horses, Cabo Rojo, PR, and the broader region of Puerto Rico near San Juan. Lugo has worked with Percheron horses for years and follows the breeding standards recommended by national associations, including regular health screenings and genetic evaluations. She regularly participates in regional fairs and incorporates feedback from local equestrians to refine her bloodlines.

Horses are raised on open pastures with access to stall shelters, receiving daily turnout and hands-on socialization to foster steady temperaments. Health protocols include vaccination schedules and periodic farrier calls to sustain durable hooves. The farm’s rural setting blends the island’s equestrian heritage with mindful husbandry practices that support long-term soundness. Local riders note the horses’ gentle nature and willingness to learn, making them suited for both light draft work and recreational riding. Those considerations reflect a commitment to balanced breeding and well-being.