Re: RC: Mustangs in missouri

[Laney Humphrey <laneyh@mbay.net>]

"guest@endurance.net" wrote:
> b1 pinehill@joln.net
> Ireently read an article about "Mustang Lady" and her accomplishments
> in endurance.  My little black mare has often been mistaken for a
> mustang at endurance rides.  she has a sesibility in the woods that
> has enabled me to take the most challenging courses at speed.  She
> is now 20 and my friends ask me what i will do without her someday. 
> They joke is "don't follow her she rides a goat"  They say if i could
> see where she was taking me i'd be afraid.  i am legally blind. 
> we lead the way.  the attributes of mustang lady sounded so much like
> my "leading Lady"  I know there are wild horses near emminence, missouri. 
> I wondered how they compared to our western wild horses.  I am looking
> for a prospect.
>  
Hi -
    Anyone interested in Spanish Mustangs can contact
me privately and I'll tell you how to contact the breed registries and
breeders.   (For breed registry info you can look in the Nov.
issue of "Western Horseman" too.)
    Spanish Mustangs, Spanish Barbs, Kigers, Wilbur
Cruces are not the same as BLM mustangs.  The "spanish" horses are
what the Spaniards brought to the New World in the 1500s that later became
the indian horse and the original mustang.  Remnant herds were found
throughout the west and back in the 1950s people starting conserving them. 
There are breeders in Wyoming, South Dakota, Minnesota, Ohio, Mississippi,
Oklahoma, New Mexico and Arizona among other states.
Happy Hollydays, Laney


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