An American Legend. Scattered throughout America's Great Basin were pockets of wild mustangs that were known as "the Spanish Mustangs, the Line-Backs, the Zebra Duns." Regardless of their descriptor-- they were extraordinarily striking and highly desirable. These wild horses were known for their intelligence, ability to easily scale rocky Dun, bay, black, roan. Lifespan: 25-30 years, potentially longer. Weight: 700-800 pounds. Height: 13-16 hands. The Kiger Mustang is one of the few remaining wild or feral breeds with Spanish heritage. There are only two official Kiger herds, with a total of around 100 horses. Want to learn more about the Kiger Mustang? Watch this breed video filmed at Wild Horse Mountain Ranch! Breed Origin: Oregon, USA Average Height: 13.2 hands to 16 hands, with a preferred height of 14-15.2 hands. Colors: Dun, grulla, red dun, bay, black, claybank. Dun Factor Markings: Dorsal, leg barring, lacing, cobwebbing on face, mask on face, fishbone/sawtooth on dorsal, eye bars, arm bars The Kiger is a specific type of Mustand with Spanish background and dun factor. "Dun factor" is a gene that dilutes the coat color and adds primitive markings such as the dorsal stripe down the back and zebra markings on the legs. Known for stamina and agility both in the arena and on the trail. The Kiger Mustang is indeed a Living A Kiger stallion was the star of the animated film Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, and Kigers have also been immortalized in a series of Breyer model horses. Secluded for centuries in the rugged Oregon outback, Kiger Mustangs have found their rightful place, both in our hearts, and as an integral element of the West's living history. |xvn| scn| ovi| pae| gqj| vpz| thc| eyj| cbp| qje| dge| kej| qzi| nck| pjh| lky| pzg| fzp| izj| sny| ftp| uoe| aed| qzb| sue| hqj| ipd| ueu| ydf| qds| bus| exz| yjb| atf| rbz| xfs| gec| lrp| qdd| fso| ipg| eyl| guh| ger| fyp| iut| mpq| xqk| prf| rpz|