2017 Dun Mare “Cossandra”

An equine equivalent to "Pretty Woman" as her name literally translates from Italian. She is an enchanting dun mare with a combination snip, star & stripe face marking. She consistently will follow Flint's lead and is becoming much more curious about human interaction but generally keeps her distance as well.

2020 Gray Dapple Mare

Confident, dominant and strongly independent best describes this striking two-tone dapple mare. Without hesitation she accepts hand feeding but not trusting enough to accept human affection. She is impartial toward both Coal and Flint, does not follow their lead and is quite comfortable bossing the rest of the herd around.

2017 Dun Mare “Cream Puff”

A beautiful raindrop shaped snip capitulates the sweet delicate spirit of this remarkable little mare. She is quite smitten with Coal. The reciprocal grooming clearly reveals her place in the herd hierarchy as Coal's favorite. She is extremely curious toward humankind but has only accepted occasion nose contact.

2021 Gray Filly

Semper is the daughter of Spotlight and resembles our current resident Kenosha, her full sister. Semper's name was inspired from the US Marine Corps motto "semper fidelis" that means "always faithful". Her personality truly measures up to her name. She actively pursues human affection, loves scratches and will give ceremonial hugs by placing her chin on your shoulder. It's a very sweet gesture of face hugging and is delivered respectfully like a loyal greeting salute.

2021 Gray Mare

Poppy, one of three little fillies, is another jumper. She thrives on human touching and loves to be hugged, scratched and groomed. She often exhibits jealous behaviors for human attention. She is very similar in stature and disposition of the amazingly affectionate Quincy.

2017 White Gray Mare

Spotlight "spotlights" a beautiful blonde mane with subtle gray body accents against a shimmering white undercoat. She is the mother of both Semper and current resident Kenosha. Spotlight keeps a close proximity to Semper and only casually interacts with Kenosha who has been extremely independent and bossy. She has a calm disposition and is just beginning to be comfortable with human touch. Semper's acceptance for human affection is influencing her mother's progress.

2021 Bay Filly

Formerly apprehensive and shy, this little filly made a remarkably rapid transition. She accepts human touch especially loving both scratching and brushing. While she seeks human interaction, she is congenial and never overbearing or jealous. A real sweetheart and always eager to greet anyone who approaches.

2010 Black Gelding

Herd hierarchy is no mystery for this dominant and protective mustang. He exhibits a zeal to control the herd and has been sharing this authority with his brother Flint. Coal is majestic and notably acts as a kind-hearted caretaker.

2009 Sorrel Mare

Mirage is the mother of Freya, sired by Coal, the co-leading Mustang of our ever-expanding Sand Wash Basin herd. The reunion event was quite subdued as four new ladies took some time to settle in. After several weeks of partial disjuncture, Mirage found her place among the herd with assured harmony. She demonstrates little to no interest towards either Coal or his new favorite mare Rain (Cream Puff). Mirage is calm and confident but still very reserved around humans.

2019 Strawberry Roan Mare

This little mustang is both feisty and energetic, a real jumper. For quite a while she had been hypersensitive toward personal touch and barely accepted hand feeding. Her trust in human interaction has greatly progressed. She willingly seeks and will accept facial touch but has yet to discover the joys of human scratches and brushing.

2013 Pinto Mare

This attractive pinto elegantly parades her fancy dreadlocks with a flair of royalty. Her transitional mane is both enchanting and noble. She is self-sufficient while respecting the co-leadership of both Coal and Flint. Her curiosity toward human interaction is progressing but prefers to keep her distance.

2015 Brown Gelding

Meet Coal's half-brother with a similar irregular star face marking and drive to control the herd. The brothers cordially sorted out what is mine, yours and ours. An atypical co-leadership coalition is inherent perhaps due to best of kin.

2011 Buckskin Gelding

Pisco, meaning "Spirit" in Peru. Inspired from the famous animated buckskin he is easy to distinguish. Pisco is very curios, unafraid of new experiences and notably accepted hand feeding.

2006 Blue Roan Gelding

Don't worry about a thing. Marley's long dreadlocks and easygoing personality is certainly gonna be all right. He was among the first three mustangs to accept hand fed hay.

2009 Bay Roan Pinto Gelding

Courage and valor are amply exhibited for this bravehearted mustang. He is often first to traverse a new gate or trek across unfamiliar terrain. Generally, others are too leery to follow.

2000 White Gelding

As senior member of the band this mustang is no slacker when it comes to full gallop. He often leads the bolt and is lightning fast. He also presents a nimble trot which is rare for a wild horse.

2006 Black Gelding

Kind-hearted and first to be hand fed assures this mustang will be more than a diamond in the rough. Advertising his classic diamond-shaped star & stripe face marking, he is undeniably a real gem.

2003 Dapple Gray Gelding

Ghoulish in aspect, this mustang displays a uniquely marked bald face that is akin to a mystic pirate skull. Coupled with a magnificent dapple-gray, this mustang is respectably outstanding in a field. He is the bachelor boss.

2009 Bay Roan Pinto Gelding

Cautious and circumspect fittingly characterizes this alluringly colored mustang. The timidness of his personality is abundantly offset by his tricolored red, black and roan distinctive features.

2006 Gray Grullo Gelding

Inspired from an artistically crafted Cappuccino, this strong and stout mustang heralds plenty of energy to keep pace with a fast gallop. No caffeine required. Chino, not the fastest, but he is seldom left behind.

2019 Paint Gelding

Rocky, our newest resident, is unique because he previously received tip training and was being led with a halter. His personality was too unpredictable for the program and is now enjoying a restored sense of freedom. He is much younger and gentler than the other Wyoming bachelors so Rocky has instead joined with the Sand Wash Basin herd. His personality was a better fit and is getting along exceptionally well.

2011 Brown Grullo Gelding

Among the youngest of the Wyoming mustangs, this good-looking mustang totes a dapper combination star, stripe & snip marking. His dark chocolate brown base makes this grullo uncommonly special. He is shy and impartial to humankind.