The two men were neighbors when St. Huguet was one of the owners of the Negociacion Flores y Anexos. Huguet had a small collection of mares he had acquired mostly from the legendary Hacienda Pando and he crossed these with Parodi stallions, producing several horses that were successful at the National Tournament. His most prominent horse was probably Chauco, a stallion that did well in National competition and won the Gait Class at the National Tournament in the 1960's. F rom the late 1960's through the early 1980's, Sr. Huguet was the Show Manager of the National Tournament for 15 consecutive years.
H is experience as a judge is extensive.
As far back as the late 1970's he had already been a Judge at the National Tournament in Peru and has judged this prestigious event on several other occasions. He has also judged a number of regional championship shows in the United States and Peru, as well as the 1991 Central American Championships. Huguet has judged the U.S. Nationals, the first having been in 1993. P resently Sr. Huguet remains in agriculture, as he has been all his life, as well as being the owner of a trucking business.