Hi!

[tboucherwy]

Hi! I am new to this site. I have been into horses since the day I can remember, having horses and not having horses through out different periods in my life. I adopted a BLM mustang out of the corrals a couple of years ago and have gentled her and started her under saddle. We also have an Appaloosa stud. Looking forward to engaging with other horse enthusiasts.

 

[Trewsers]

Hello and welcome. We love pics if you have any too

 

[chunky monkey]

Hi and welcome, sounds like you have a few to keep you busy.

 

[Bodshi]

Hi and welcome ? I feel like I used to know what BLM meant, but I can't think now (not in relation to horses anyhow). I'm guessing it's one of the surplus ones that are rounded up and sold off?

Agree, pictures would be fab

 

[tboucherwy]

 

[tboucherwy]

This is my baby with her baby. ? 1 day old in picture.

 

[Kite_Rider]

Hi and welcome to NR ? your baby and her baby are both beautiful.

 

[Huggy]

Welcome. Both babies are beautiful!

 

[Jessey]

Welcome to NR ? she’s a really lovely sort, I’ve been lucky enough to ride a few mustangs, I’d give my right arm to get one from BLM but not much hope of that in England ?

 

[MrA]

Who's going to explain to me what BLM is please? Stunning horses and scenery, wow!

 

[Jessey]

It’s the Bureau of Land Management in the US, they manage all the public land and animals including the mustangs ?

 

[Jane&Ziggy]

Oh what a beautiful girl! And her baby!

We used to have a rider on here from Texas who had a gorgeous dun Mustang all the way from Canada. That would be my dream too, to get a wild horse. I'd love to hear all about her and how you got her. Horses in the UK are generally domestic, and lots of us are very interested in the wild ones!