| Primitive Striped Duns |
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Desert Duns Horse Association (DDHA), was established to break the Breed Barriers for our dun factor horses or formerly wild mustangs. Dun Factor horses have a dun gene and are different than dun colored horses. Buckskin horses are DUN COLORED but they do not have the dun factor gene. |
| Carter-Mustang located in Nevada & California (Photo Credits B&J Kalayjian ) |
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| Gila-Bend Horses from AZ/Gila River. The herd was moved to South Dakota. (Karen Sussman Photos) |
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www.kigerhorse.org & Steens Kiger. (Photo credit by JD Acres.) Kigers are named after a gorge on the Oregon HMA |
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| Pryor Mountain Wild Horses (photos Nancy Dillon) Pryor Breeders Association, started in 1992 |
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Sulphur Springs Horses and formerly wild Sulphur Mustangs have two registries, they are ASHA and SSHR. Hardy Oelke, used MtDNA to show Sulphurs have a link to Iberian Sorraia Mustangs. |
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Desert Cielo, a Grulla Sulphur Mare, owned by Chuck/Judy Cubel. (Line of Duns Ron Roubidoux). Sulphur's Rizada, a Sulphur Horse in The Sorria Studbook (see #3/#4 horse. Dun Genes / Dun Factors / DUN FACTOR CHARACTERISTICS |
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| Virginia Range Wildlife Protection Association (VRWPA) / Site Map |
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There are an estimated 1000 to 1200 free-roaming horses in the Nevada's Virginia Range herds. It is arguably the largest and most significant free-roaming horse herd in the country. www.wildhorseworkshop.org/mediafiles/tri_release.wmv |