Riding a Wild Born Kiger Mustang Stallion
In this episode I travel to Oregon, the home of the Kiger Mustang. Where I meet up Regalo de Gran Corazon, a wild born Kiger Stallion. His trainer JR Robles shows me a few of the things they have been working on.
Official Breed Representative:
Name: Regalo de Gran Corazon
Wild Born, BLM
Breed Origin: Oregon, USA
Gender: Stallion
Color: Dun
Registry: Kiger Mesteño Association
Owned By: Stacey Harnew
See Regalo’s Facebook page Here.
Filmed at:
Wild Horse Mountain Ranch
Featured Trainer:
JR Horse Training
Watch the Breed Video:
Did You Know?
The state of Oregon has very own wild horse.
The Kiger is a specific type of Mustang 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.
In the movie, “Spirit, Stallion of the Cimarron” the main horse, Spirit is based off a Kiger Mustang.
Adoption events only happen once every three to four years.
