BUTTERCUP!
I was curious on wether or not she may have some sort of draft in her.I'm thinking maybe she has some haffie in her. She came from Oregon and in different parts come different types of mustangs. I have a friend who has a mustang and she looks to have saddlebred in her and she told me that where she was captured there were saddlebreds in the herd or something close to that.
This might be something I have to take to the department downtown to see.
I hope this makes sense.
Buttercup is a stout 14.2 hands even,flat back,very full and round rumpous. HUGE hooves! The back are striped and the front are ribboned. She does have a dent in her side and she came that way we we got her. We're guessing it's from her getting kicked at some point. She has a very thick mane and you have to trim it every week where her bridle path goes due to the fact that if you let it go she looks like she is sporting a mohawk



With today's wild mustangs there are no such thing as a true mustang besides the Przewalski's Horse. Most mustangs have been those who were turned loose,gotten free,or born in the wild.