Evidence of Inca camp sites atop Ampato include remains ... have also been buried as a pair in a symbolic marriage. A Spanish soldier who witnessed such sacrifices wrote in 1551: "Many boys ...

Inca Soldier (FR) 10-1 (8-8) Slowly into stride, keen early, soon chased leaders, ridden over 3f out, soon beaten, 10th of 11, 9l behind Stellite (8-10) at Musselburgh 7f hcp 0-70 (5) gf in May.

At over 6,000 metres, Mt Ampato is one of the highest mountains in Peru, and a place were the Inca used in one of their most dramatic and powerful religious ceremonies: human sacrifice.