Padré

*Padre ⚠ Warning: Choking Hazard – Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.

Mustangs have long been a part of America’s heritage, and are icons of the American West. While wild mustangs still roam the rangelands, some have been adopted and gone on to become much-loved partners for many trail and recreational riders, who treasure these sure-footed horses for their hardiness and spirit.

Born in 2000 in Nevada, Padré was gathered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and adopted out of their Palomino Valley facility in 2001. The beautiful dun stallion still has the unique BLM freeze brand on his neck, which the BLM uses to identify the wild horses that have been gathered from public rangelands. The symbols in this brand tell the reader the horse’s registering organization, year of birth, and registration number.