Alexander Asmanov: "When Tito Pontecorvo's ranch in Texas met with success and began to grow, the U.S. unexpectedly jumped up to being third in the world (after Turkmenistan and Russia) in Akhalteke breeding. detail...

Tatiana Riabova: "In only the 18th and 19th centuries more than 200 pureblood, very high class Akhalteke stallions were imported to England" detail...

"The Akhaltekes have worked hard for their place in the spotlight. They had to break all the conservatism surrounding their small and rare breed. In this difficult fight, the outstanding work of Tito Pontecorvo has been of great importance." detail...

Elena Petushkova:
"The farm created by Tito Pontecorvo can be called an oasis in the economy desert surrounding us in Russia" detail...

Susan Hutchison:
"For several months I have had the pureblood Akhalteke horse Kogan in training for Tito Pontecorvo" detail...

Eloise King:
"Although the Akhaltekes fully mature later than most other breeds, every day of patience, waiting, gives off ten fold - when they reach their maturity height of strength and talent: it is there for many years" detail...

Alexander Klimuk:
"The ancient origin of the Akhalteke horses was first discovered and proved in Russia only a little bit more than 100 years ago in the work of professor B. Fisov" detail...

Maier Landrut:
"Owing to my profession I have, been for a long time, and still live in Russia" detail...

Vladimir Shamborant:
"Akhalteke horses have a very taught constitution" detail...

Tito Pontecorvo:
"The American horse world now, as I see it, is divided into two big groups" detail...