Sir Knight Mako

Sir Knight Mako has one of the most spectacular bloodlines you will ever find in a Paso Fino stallion.

   His champion bloodlines include the legendary Alicante (Puerto Rican International Champion in Bella Forma & Classic Fino, Two time PFHA top ten sire.) Queen Thou Art Mako (PFHA’s 1994 #1 Top Ten Dam). Rincona LaCE (PFHA’s 1980 Grand National Champion Bella Forma , Two times National US Champion.) Coral LaCE ( 1999 Inductee into the Paso Fino Horse Association’s Hall of Fame, Seventeen time PFHA’s Top Ten Sire, and Two time #1 Sire .)

   Sir Knights Dam’s bloodlines include the Champion bloodlines of Baila Conmigo, Cruzeiro Negro CaJe, Mari-Star, Pinturito & Bruja.

   Sir Knight’s show career has been limited but successful. As a 2 year old he was the Great-Lakes 1997 Reserve Grand Champion in Bella Forma.

   Mason-Dixon’s Reserve Champion 1999 Bella Forma and Third Champion 1998 Bella Forma. 1999 4th Grand Champion Bella Forma. 1998’s Reserve Champion Schooling Pleasure Colts. North East PFHA Forth Champion Bella Forma 1999.

   Sir Knight has qualified for the Paso Fino Horse Association’s Grand National Championship Show in 1997, 1998 and 1999.

   Sir Knight is not only strikingly handsome but he has the genetic composition to guarantee gait, brilliance and style which makes the Mako surname a top contender in the show ring but he has a gentle personality making him a pleasure to handle and ride on the trails. If you are one of the 80% of horse owners who are looking for an elegant horse with a gentle disposition and natural gait then Sir Knight is the perfect choice for your breeding program.

   With the passing of Betty Klein, the founder of the Mako surname and one of the Pioneers of the American Paso Fino Breed , Sir Knight was designated by her to be the only stallion to carry on the Mako Surname. By Betty’s choosing him the legend of her farm Mako’s Breezy Oaks Farm, and the Great Alicante will continue into the 21st century.