June 2025 archive

For the longest time Spur (4yo bay roan Mustang gelding, facility born to a Stewart Creek WY Mustang mare) was accepted, albeit not fully included. He’s been the oddball of the herd, the one who stands nearby or wanders off when the others are engaged in mutual grooming. He’d follow Lacy who never really cared …

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Once in a while we get to work what feels like magic for our clients and adopters. Here Annie Oakley’s adopter was able to touch her Mustang for the very first time. AO as we call her is a 6yo tri colored pinto mare from Cedar Mountain, UT. Her adopter sent her to Wild Horse …

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Rock isn’t really a mule and Lacy isn’t actually as microscopic as she looks next to him. It’s meant to be a cute play on the Beauty and the Beast, and they certainly are that. Summer is a fast-paced, dusty, sweaty, exhausting, fleeting and wonderful time. Wildflowers and hummingbirds, green grass and afternoon rain, friends, …

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Before anyone asks, the answer is no. I tried too . His adopters love him and he’s not going anywhere. Gus is a 2yo NV Mustang gelding adopted from the IA who had apparently decided that gentling was for losers. He made that known in some less than diplomatic ways. His free-spirited self expression and …

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You know what ruffles mine? When a horse is tied to a trailer or a tree, staring at the sky, while riders are stuffing their faces. Hobbling lets horses eat where there’s no fence. Therefore hobbling helps prevent ulcers. Ulcer-free horses are happier, healthier and safer to be around. Which in turn keeps riders and …

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Is she not the cutest, most expressive little lady? Her paperwork says buckskin, and Tay Martin swears she’s dunskin, as she has a dorsal stripe trying to appear beneath her fading winter fuzz. In either case, she’s beautiful. Dragonfly 4yo, facility born to a Stewart Creek WY Mustang mare. She currently measures 14.1hh and string …

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