mustangs

Despite the dangers, Black Cloud enjoys his life as a wild mustang colt in 1951 Nevada but when humans round up and slaughter his herd, he is rescued by a talkative girl named Annie who gives him a safe and comfortable life, lacking nothing but freedom.

Katie Rose, taken in by the Stevenses after the death of her parents, dreams of escaping the hard work and dreariness of her life by going to live with her uncle in the west, but her outlook changes when Mr. Stevens brings home a wild Mustang that becomes the focus of Katie's existence.

Katie Rose, having learned that the Stevenses plan to place her in an orphanage and kill the mustang horse that has become her closest friend, runs away with Hiram, a farmhand, with plans to join a wagon train heading West where she hopes to locate her uncle, and give the horse its freedom.

Describes the history of the Mustang horse as well as its physical characteristics and behaviors, babies, and working life.

Vogel spends a summer in the U.S. taming a wild mustang; then returns to Cheyenne to complete the task and take the mustang to Norway.

The mustangs of Crimson Vale become stranded on a dangerous hilltop after a tsunami hits the shores of Wild Horse Island.

A view of life in the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary, and its efforts to save the American mustang.

Presents a poem describing the history of mustang horses in North America, from their introduction to the continent by Spanish conquistadors to their use by Comanche Indians and cowboys of the United States and Canada.

The fictional retelling, from the point of view of Annie Bronn Johnston, of how this Nevada woman fought to protect the American wild horse, the mustang, from extinction because of professional killers who chased the horses for use in dog food.

A brief history and description of the wild horses of the western United States.