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American Horse Mustang
Ask for an american horse mustang photo during a breeder visit.
The name of the breed comes from the Spanish word meaning “stray or ownerless;” all wild breeds in the New World are described with it. The breed dates back to the time of Spanish conquistadors that brought some animals with them to the New World.
Ask for an american horse mustang photo during a breeder visit.
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Indians soon learned to ride and keep these beautiful animals and stole them, but left them to run wild. About two millions of wild mounts roamed the prairies at the beginning of the 20th century; but only about 20,000 of them remained by the year 1970. Ask for an american horse mustang photo during a breeder visit.
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