The mustang is a breed of roaming horses found primarily in western North America.
The first ancestors of the breed were domesticated horses imported to the Americas by the Spanish and Portuguese conquistadores. The English word mustang is derived from the Spanish mesteño (mixed breed). This also meant "animal without a possessor" and became the general term for free-ranging horses.
Features:
The wild horse of western America was credited with mythical characteristics; freedom, independence, grace, strength and speed. De mustangs werden ooit in vele kleuren gezien: coyote duns, smokies, blues, blue roans, snip-nosed pintos, vlooienbeten greys, black-skin whites, glanzend zwart, roestbruin, rode roans, geroosterde zuring, kousen baaien, splotched appaloosa’s en crèmekleurige palomino’s
Look-a-likes:
Actually, we don't have a Mustang in our range or you could say that all Falabellas are a little bit Mustang! One of the favorites in our shop is the Pintaloosa. A wild and powerful horse keychain.
