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Summer a WIld Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

There is a special magic that happens when connecting with these horses. That relationship building has incredible benefits for the person and the horse. Wild horses have a strong drive to connect and feel safe with a family. A heart-to-heart connection with these amazing beings consistently leaves a profound, positive, spiritual impact on people.

Redemption Wild Horses removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

Meet The Herd

WIld Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

Smokie

Smokie was our first find, and he is a real treasure. He was about five or six months old when he joined us. Smokie is brave but guarded. He really enjoys affection once trust is established. Grulla colt.

Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

Bucker

Little Bucker is the most gentle of the lot. He came from the same band with Smokie. He loves affection, and not much bothers him. He is willing to go anywhere you ask. Bay colt.

a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

STorm a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

Storm

Storm is a real beauty. She came to us from up north. She started out shy and a bit skittish, but she is really coming out of her shell. She rides nice at a trot, and learning to do more. Grey mare.

Storm a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

Summer a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

Summer

Summer is our baby. There is only one word to describe her- precious. She is friendly and sweet. Summer loves affection. Her personality matches her look. Summer is a beautiful Buckskin filly.

Summer a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

Pancho a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

Pancho

Pancho is well built and has a natural interest in people. Pancho is not spooky, which combined with his muscular build, we have expectations he will be a good ranchy horse. Bay colt.

Pancho a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

Rosie a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

Rosie

Rosie started out the most nervous of the group, but she has settled in quickly. She has a kind eye, and is very beautiful. After her first touch, she took a halter and led easily. Red roan filly.

Rosie a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

AZUL a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

Azul

Azul is thoughtful and quiet. When presented with a problem, Azul looks at all option and goes along quietly. Azul has a thick, strong build that compliments her affable personality. Blue roan filly.

Azul a Wild Horse removed from the tribal lands of the southern region.

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Clay

Clay came to us as a three year old from Nevada. His sturdy frame and kind eye shows his potential to make a great all-around horse. Clay started out unusually curious and friendly toward people. He is easy to work with and learns quickly. Red dun gelding.

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