 La Reina cattle

La Reina (also known as the Creole cattle) is a Nicaraguan local breed originating from the "Bos taurus" varieties brought to America during the Spanish colonization in the 15th century.In the 1950s Joaquin Reyna and her Friend Costantino Sacasa Carazo, both being Nicaraguan breeders, formed a herd with approximately 200 females with typical characteristics of Creole cattle from which the Reyna breed was created, their name originating from Joaquin Reyna himself.