Western States Wild Horse & Burro Expo

 Reno, Nevada, August 15 - 17, 2008
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2003 Archive

 

BLM Horses & burros will be delivered Thursday afternoon and available for viewing from Thursday through Sunday at adoption time.

We are also pleased to be able to offer 5 GENTLED AND TRAINED former wild horses from the Warm Springs Correctional Facility Wild Horse Program!


This is Dagmar, a spectacular blue roan Comstock horse
, who is being trained at the Warm Springs Correctional Facility's Silver States Industries by Dean, under the supervision of Program Director Hank Curry. Dagmar is a Nevada Comstock Wild Horse (estray), so he can't appear on the BLM website with the other horses.

Dean has this to say about Dagmar: "This horse was started on May 14th, 2003. He's a handsome Blue roan gelding, doesn’t kick, never bucked, he's gentle, rides well, and is a real fast learner."

 


This is "HEZA," an elegant red BLM Mustang #9010, being trained by Will at the Warm Springs Correctional Facility's Silver States Industries.


Charlie


Heza under saddle


Chief

Diego

OR CLICK HERE for more information and photos about the BLM horses chosen for this adoption!

HOUSTON, WE HAVE A PROBLEM... (click for IMPORTANT news release from Friday, June 20, 2003, about the original group of BLM adoptees for the WSWHBE)

The Warm Springs Correctional Center will provide a demo of their trained horses from 12-12:30

Adoption will be through Competitive Oral Bid, which will begin at 1:00 PM on Sunday. They will start loading out adopted horses immediately after the adoption and will also load out on Monday morning. Horses not adopted through the competitive bid process will be available for $125 each on a first come, first served basis until the close of the day.

Bidders must be pre-approved by the BLM. To be approved as an adopter, you must meet BLM criteria, which includes:

ADOPTION REQUIREMENTS

Adopter Must:

  • Be 18 years of age or older
  • Have no prior violations of adoption regulations or convictions of inhumane treatment to animals.
  • Not have adopted more than 3 animals in the past 12 months. Keep no more that 4 untitled animals at one facility at any time.
  • Have received title to all eligible animals previously adopted.
  • Be financially able to properly house, feed, and provide veterinary and farrier care for the animal(s).

CORRAL
Facilities must meet these requirements and be constructed before your application will be approved:

  • An outside corral with a minimum of 400 square feet (20x20) per animal. Corral should not be too large (more than 50x50), as animals are easier to gentle in smaller corrals.
  • All fences and gates must be at least 6 feet high for wild horses over the age of 18 months. Five foot high fences are allowed for gentled horses, yearlings under 18 months of age, and burros.
  • Fencing material should be at least five 2x6 inch wooden planks, rounded pipes, poles, or similar materials that do not pose a hazard to the animal. Small mesh, heavy gauge, woven wire fencing with a 2x6 inch board along the top, center and bottom is acceptable. No barb wire, no electric wire, no T-posts. Once gentled, the animals may be maintained in pastures or in box stalls with daily turnout.


SHELTER

Run-in shed attached to corral, or box stall in barn attached to corral, allowing animal to move freely between the corral and shelter. Shelter or stall space should be at least 12 X 12 feet per animal.

TRANSPORTATION

  • Adopters must provide their own vehicles or make private arrangements.
  • Standard, covered stock trailers and horse trailers large enough for 4 or more horses are generally acceptable, contingent on final approval prior to loading. NO 1-HORSE TRAILERS. Two horse trailers are not allowed at any facility except Cross Plains, TN, where only one horse will be loaded in an undivided 2 horse trailer if it has a full back door, not a half door.
  • No pick ups with stock racks.
  • Lengthwise and slant-load dividers must be removed.
  • NO DROP RAMP TAIL GATES ARE ALLOWED

PAYMENT

  • Payment may be made by cash, check, money order, Visa, or MasterCard.
  • The adoption fee is the amount of your winning bid.

HALTERS AND LEAD ROPES

  • Halters and lead ropes must be provided by adopters.
  • Halters should be heavy nylon, buckle on, without a panic snap on cheek piece. Lead rope should be 10 feet long for adult horses and 3/4 to 1 inch in diameter of soft cotton or nylon.

YOUR FACILITIES MAY BE INSPECTED PRIOR TO OR AFTER ADOPTION. FACILITIES AND ANIMALS MAY BE INSPECTED AT ANY TIME UNTIL THE TITLE IS ISSUED.

The Wild Horse & Burro Expo, as part of the National Wild Horse Center, is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. 

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IF YOU DON'T ALREADY HAVE A MUSTANG OR BURRO, ADOPT OR BUY ONE NOW!

Thanks To Our Sponsors:


NEVADA  BLM
 


High Desert
Livestock Supply

Gates, Panels, Shelters,
Barns, & Arenas


BALDINI'S
DOUBLE D WESTERN WEAR
 


Lawrence Interior Group

 North Valley Feed & Supply
Budie Ross
60 E Surge Street
Reno, NV 89506

(775) 972-7200

The Nugget Hotel & Casino
Sabot Technologies, Inc.
4741 Studebaker Road  
Placerville, CA 95667
 


Bay Area Equestrian Network
Southern California Equestrian Network

American Indian Horse Registry National Show

California Wild Horse & Burro Show

CADAMA
(California Donkey & Mule Association)
Annual Playday

Pacific Wild Horse Club

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SF Bay Area Horse Show Series for Mustangs:
www.roostershaven.com
Mustang classes for Halter, English/Western, Trail and Reining

Saturday April 21 2007
Saturday May 19 2007
Saturday August 4 2007
Taylor Made/DreamPower Facility
560 Church Ave
San Martin, CA

 

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