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Natural Horsemanship Clinics, Riding Lessons, Foals & Baby Donkeys For Sale
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The Future is Yesterday at Mill Swamp Indian Horses
The breeding program at Mill Swamp Indian Horses focuses on creating colts whose appearance would make them fit in perfectly in an Indian Horse herd in the latter part of the nineteenth century. Our mares have always been bred to small, sturdy stallions and we believe that we now have three colts that will carry on that tradition for years to come.
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Manteo
Manteo was captured in December of 2006 and within a month was happily taking little children around on his back. He is a wild horse of the Corolla herd from the Outer Banks of North Carolina. To our knowledge is the only Corolla stallion available for breeding in captivity. We certainly do not want to see these historic bloodlines lost. In the 1920’s over six thousand wild horses roamed the Outer Banks. Now there are probably fewer than two hundred left in the wild.
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Ta Sunka Witco
Ta Sunka is a registered Spanish Mustang and is the grand son of the great, Choctaw Sundance. He has a sweet disposition and will carry on one of the most celebrated bloodlines of all American Indian Horses. His father, Your Choctaw, is a stout appaloosa colored mustang who was bred at Karma Farms in Texas.
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Half-Yellow Face
Named for one of Custer’s scouts at Little Big Horn, Half-Yello Face appears to have inherited a rare curly gene from his mother, a dunn mustang who was captured in Nevada. His father’s ancestors likely began their trip to the mainland after having been bred on Spanish Colonial breeding farms in the 16th and 17th centuries. Like all of the wild horses of the coastal plain, his ancestors ended up off the mainland. His parents came from Chincoteague.
Half-Yellow Face is strong and brilliant. He has his father’s calm personality and his mother’s beauty. He will reach age two in the spring of 2007 and will take his first rider then. He is perfectly happy with a saddle and bridle as a long yearling and we look forward to training him to saddle.
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Croatoan
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