The Conquistador Equine Rescue & Advocacy Program (CERAP)

The Conquistador Equine Rescue and Advocacy Program
4715 North Black Canyon Hwy, #1019
Phoenix, AZ
ph: (480) 593-4491
contact@conquistadorprogram.org

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Breaking news: Cronkite Newswatch story on horse slaughter and unwanted horses features Conquistador.

Cronkite Newswatch reporter, Amanda Soares, recently did a story on horse slaughter and unwanted horses for Cronkite Newswatch that featured Conquistador as a severely abused horse who had been rehabilitated and become a champion.

Amanda spent much time at the barn and got some magnificent video of the "man" at liberty and with her.

You can see the story and hear the interviews by going to the links below:

Cronkite Newswatch - Horse slaughter story - Featuring Conquistador

Cronkite newswatch:

http://newswatch.asu.edu/

Scroll down through top stories to "Horse Slaughter" with photo of Conquistador

the direct link to the story is:

http://cronkitevideo.asu.edu/horse_slaughter.mov

You will need Quicktime on your machine to view the story.

Peruvian horses rescued from neglect find their forever families.

Eleven of the fifteen horses rescued from neglect and squalor have found wonderful families.
Among the horses who have found their forever families are Caudio de Colorado (formerly Zantenon) who was adopted by Corrales, NM residents, Debra and Bill Vargas. Colorado could not have found a more perfect home as the most recent magnificent photographs on the right of Colorado demonstrate.
Young stallion Juan Enrique also has found his forever family with lifetime horseman Dick Chapman and his wife Elaine. Dick is Juan's very best friend.

The Conquistador Equine Rescue & Advocacy Program is a nonprofit 501c3 equine welfare organization. Federal tax identification #20-8776240.

Last updated: 11/26/2011

The Conquistador Equine Rescue and Advocacy Program
4715 North Black Canyon Hwy, #1019
Phoenix, AZ
ph: (480) 593-4491
contact@conquistadorprogram.org

The Conquistador Equine Rescue & Advocacy Program (CERAP)

Press room

Peruvian horses rescued from neglect find their forever families.

Caudio de Colorado in April 2008 in his New Mexico home with Debra and Bill Vargas. Colorado is a breathtaking, magnificent Peruvian Paso gelding.

Caudio de Colorado with his new Mom and trainer before leaving for his New Mexico home.

Juan Enrique with his best friend Dick Chapman