Wallace Pinto
Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) at
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus in United States

Biography

☨ ♀ Wallace Pinto

Identification


Description
Species:	Asian elephant (Elephas maximus)
Sex and age:	Female ♀, unknown age
Origin
Born:	* wild
Birth place:
Death
Dead:	†
Death reason:	unknown:
Locations - owners
Present / last location:	Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, in United States

Date of arrival

1942-00-00	Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus from Jungleland Thousand Oaks animal farm (Louis Goebel)

1940-00-00	Jungleland Thousand Oaks animal farm (Louis Goebel) from Baldwin Park

1939-00-00	Baldwin Park from Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus

1931-00-00	Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus from John Robinson Circus

1925-00-00	John Robinson Circus from Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus

1907-00-00	Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus 1907-00-00 from Carl Hagenbecks Wild Animal Circus

1905-00-00	Carl Hagenbecks Wild Animal Circus from Hagenbeck Animal Show at St. Louis Worlds Fair

1905-00-00	Hagenbeck Animal Show at St. Louis Worlds Fair from New York Harbour

1904-00-00	New York Harbour from Port of Hamburg

1904-03-00	Port of Hamburg from Firma Carl Hagenbeck

Record history
History of updates	2012-10-02:

Latest document update	2020-10-18 06:25:24

† Wallace Pinto is a dead Female ♀ Asian elephant (Elephas maximus), , who died at Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, in United States, .

Origin

Wallace Pinto was born wild .

Comments / pictures

Records about Wallace Pinto from Bob Cline

PINTO ( Ringling )
Female Asian 1899 to 1918 - Ringling Bros. Circus
1919 to 1946 - RBBB
1947 - Sparks Circus owned by RBBB
1949 to 1951 - Biller Bros. Circus
1952 - Died in winterquarters

Bob Cline, author of the book "Americas elephants".

Reference list

References

Koehl, Dan, (2025). Wallace Pinto, Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) located at Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus in United States. Elephant Encyclopedia, available online retrieved 22 April 2025 at https://www.elephant.se/database2.php?elephant_id=4215. (archived at the Wayback machine)