Sponsor a Program Horse

Mozelle: Choctaw Mare

Mozelle is a tall and long and built for endurance. She joined our herd in 2015 with 2 other Choctaw mares bringing fresh bloodlines to our breeding program. She is proving to be steady and light on her feet on trail rides and we are looking forward to covering plenty of miles with her next year. She was bred to our Corolla stallion Manteo for the offsite breeding program and her colt Tsenacommacah was born Summer 2017.

Scoundrel Days: Grand Canyon Stallion

Scoundrel Days, son of Rowdy Yates at Mill Swamp Indian Horses

Scoundrel Days, son of Rowdy Yates, perhaps the most famous Colonial Spanish horse of his day, is one of the very few remaining stallions to also descend from the Grand Canyon horses. They were among the smallest of all the Colonial Spanish strains and were known for their tremendous endurance. Born and raised at Karma Farms in Marshall, Texas, he is perhaps the most elegant horse in our program.

Baton Rouge: Corolla Mare

Baton Rouge was the second Corolla to join the Mill Swamp herd. She came to us as a completely untrained three year old and was calmly carrying riders on trail rides within 3 weeks of her arrival. She is the mother of the first foal born in our Corolla Offsite Breeding Program. She has been one of our most reliable mounts over the years and is the mother to several spectacular horses. She is bred to our Corolla stallion Cornstalk and due to have a little one in Summer 2018.

 

* Mill Swamp Indian Horses is a program of Gwaltney Frontier Farm, Incorporated, a 501 (c) 5 non profit breed conservation program. Under the 501 (c) 5 designation - Donations are not tax-deductible. We have no paid staff. Our program is run by volunteers.