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Available LRTC Mustangs 

Least Resistance Training Concepts (LRTC) is a non-profit organization. We specialize in gentling wild horses and burros, which are placed for adoption. We embrace natural horsemanship techniques to become partners with these magnificent animals. We are a legal Volunteer Service Organization to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and an authorized adoption agency for the State of Nevada Comstock Wild Horse Program and for the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Below is the current list of what we have available here at our facility.

Here at our LRTC facility in Knightsen/Brentwood we have:

Dayton: 2 year old bay gelding, friendly, can be haltered, needs work leading, clicker trained level 1,

Cocoa Bear: 3 year old bay gelding, friendly, halters, leads Adopted!!!

Chet: 3 year old bay gelding, friendly, can be haltered, needs practice leading

Ehawee: 3 year old bay filly, very friendly, halters, leads, picks up hooves, mastered LRTC bomb proofing course, mastered LRTC trail course, stands at tie pole, clicker trained level 1 

Buttons: 3 year old bay filly, very friendly, halters, leads, picks up hooves, clicker trained level 1

The adoption fee for an LRTC Horse is $250.

For a complete list of available mustangs and burros, please click on the image above.

Sequoia

Beautiful Dressage Mustang

Needs a Good Home

 
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Age/Sex:          4 years old Mare (will be 5 in June)

Height:             15.2 and still growing

Adoption Fee: $500.

Vaccinations:   Spring Shots for 2010 completed

Training:          Consistent dressage training by Holly Love.

Location:         Brentwood/Knightsen, California

Background History:

Daughter of a Dann Sisters mare. She was originally a W.I.N. horse placed by LRTC.

She has been professionally ridden three times a week for close to two years and is in training as a dressage prospect. According to trainer Holly Love, Sequoia is a "big mover" with potential. Holly says that she hasn't pushed Sequoia really hard into collection, etc., because she's still growing, but she feels that the mare is coming along well.

The mare has also been ridden outdoors and given this past California winter, "She's gotten used to being ridden in mud."

Photo: Taken by Holly Love - March 2, 1010

For more information:

Contact Marialaina Batoog

By clicking on the "Contact" Information Tab Above

Hurray!

I was adopted

by a 

wonderful family!!!

"Nevada"

4 Year Old BLM Mustang

9 Months Professionally SaddleTrained Mustang

More important than the adoption fee of $500 is that Nevada finds a great home.  He is friendly and has done very well on the trail.  Owner has too many horses and can't afford them all. 

                  California Rescues 
Equus Sanctuary www.equus.org 

Horse’s Honor www.geocites.com/horses_honor/  

Jack Auchterlonie Memorial Equine Sanctuarywww.jamesrescue.com 

Least Resistance Training Concepts www.whmentors.org 

Lifesavers www.wildhorserescue.org

Mustang Spirit www.mustang-spirit.org

Peaceful Valley Donkey Rescue  www.donkeyrescue.org

Redwings www.redwings.org 

Safe Haven Horse Rescue www.safehavenhorserescue.org

Wild Horses In Need www.wildhorsesinneed.org  

Wild Horse Sanctuary www.wildhorsesanctuary.org 

JD Acres Rescue  www.jdacres.org

Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Wild Horse Adoption Site

Animal Services in your area also might be able to take your horse, burro, or other animals.  Please contact them directly.