Windcross Conservancy
Preserving the Foundation Spanish Mustang
Moganna Le Fey: AKA Toodles. Accepting homage as her due.
Visit the Heritage Ranch Preserve
Tours are by appointment and free to see the herd of Spanish Mustangs. An appointment assures our visitors of time to experience the world of the Spanish Mustangs here. You won't find, roads, buses or canned tour speeches here.
Your docent will take you out amongst the horses, answer you questions and talk to you about these magnificent animals. Their past, present and future.
Talk a walk back in time. To the heart of the west.
Book your free tour today!
Donations gladly accepted.
Raffaella the Guardian
A foundation Spanish Mustang is:
descendant of the horses of the Conquistadors, vaqueros and explores of the old west.
They are contributors to many modern breeds. Brave, loyal and fierce they are also tolerant, kind and forgiving of their people. An historic breed able to exist in the modern world.
descendant of the horses of the Conquistadors, vaqueros and explores of the old west.
They are contributors to many modern breeds. Brave, loyal and fierce they are also tolerant, kind and forgiving of their people. An historic breed able to exist in the modern world.
What a foundations Spanish Mustang are not:
Crossed with anything else they become a part bred. i.e. a kiger x spanish mustang is a ½ kiger not an SM.
Foundation bred Spanish Mustangs do not have neck tattoos. They have never been managed in a BLM herd management area.
Their ancestors were wild, however not in the last 50+ years.
Crossed with anything else they become a part bred. i.e. a kiger x spanish mustang is a ½ kiger not an SM.
Foundation bred Spanish Mustangs do not have neck tattoos. They have never been managed in a BLM herd management area.
Their ancestors were wild, however not in the last 50+ years.
No buses or 4-wheelers hear. You check fence your way. I will do it mine.
"I feel like I am seeing back in time 200 years."" They run the plains like they did hundreds of years ago. That's the feeling." Texas visitor