This is the "LOOK AT US!" page
A page dedicated to our beautiful, talented, loving Mustangs
TO ANYONE that thinks Mustangs are un-trainable, crazy, inbred, scrawny and simply curs of the horse world - We hope this page makes you take a second look at our beautiful Mustangs.
This page illustrate what love, patience, good food and grooming can do to once wild mustangs.
Feel free to share your pictures - email them to cblawrnc@aol.com
| SPYDA: He took third place after two older, professionally trained horses. This was his first real dressage show. We were very pleased. Spyda is our prison horse |
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All Three of our Mustangs at the Virginia City,
4th of July Parade (Waiting for the parade to begin)
Cindy Lawrence
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| Sparky the Mustang showing off for a group of visiting school kids. |
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Can WE help? Mustangs watching "Dad" work |
| This is Buckey, our 8-yr old mustang, the one we adopted WILD from the Palomino Valley BLM at 9-months old. I did most of his training, but my 14-year old daughter has now taught him to be a "jumper" - He is so big, tall and elegant |
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