Ken Shelton is an attorney who bred and showed Tennessee Walking Horses for over 40 years. He became interested in the Peruvian horses and purchased his first Peruvian in 1995.

Vicky Shelton is a former Nutritionist/Dietitian who grew up with horses on their farm in South Carolina and returned to horses in 1982 when she discovered the Peruvian Horse. She bought, showed and bred Peruvians and established a training center in Tennessee, Liddle Peruvians.  The first Drill team "Pasobilities of the South" was started as an effort to give owners a chance to participate in the promotion of the Peruvian Horse in the mid-south. She is currently a Judge for the Peruvian Paso horse.

Shelton Farm Peruvians is located on a 160 acre farm in North Alabama that Ken has owned for over 30 years. Since Ken and Vicky have combined their horses, several new pastures and stall facilities have been added to the property.

Armando Alca has moved from Tennessee and Carlos Gallegos from Peru  to help maintain a large breeding, training and showing operation for the Sheltons. With 8 grandchildren to keep happy, Ken has established many trails, picnic areas, and a well stocked pond to enhance the ambiance of the farm. All of the children love the horses, so even the stallions receive TLC and an occasional carrot and only have to repay by an occasional passenger on the back or front of the saddle.