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Name: “Escalante”               Age: 6         Color: Black


Escalante is a pure El Rito stallion who was adopted by a friend of Monero Mustangs who is in the Army Reserves.  He was called up in early February and shipped out to Iraq. Our friend brought Escalante to us to use and take care of until he returns. Escalante is a beautiful black with a white star.

Name: “Katzman Dancer”        Age: 16        Color: Blue Corn Stallion


Katzman was captured out of El Rito 10 years ago. Sandi adopted him in a Forest Service lottery. He was a dominant stallion with his own herd. Right from the beginning he was extremely easy to get along with, and bonded with Sandi. He was exhibited at Los Golondrinas in Santa Fe, and was ridden in the Santa Fe Fiesta Parade after only one month of training.  He was also exhibited at the Horse of the Americas annual meeting a few years back, and was accepted into that registry. He started the Monero Mustangs project, and is our herd’s foundation stallion.

Name: “Tanema”        Age: 7        Color: Dun


Tanema was a donation to Monero Mustangs.  We could not find out much of his background.  We were told his parents came from Nebraska, though he was born in Wyoming. He has great looks, curly hair on parts of his body, and is gaited. He is also the gentlest stallion we have ever seen. He will allow kids to spend hours brushing and petting him, even braiding his tail and mane.

Name: “Chollo”       Age: 3           Color:  Liver Chestnut with flaxen mane and tail


Chollo is Katzman’s youngest son and his mother is “Pluma”, a beautiful little palomino Navajo mare. His sisters, “Paloma”, “Clarisse”, and “Ristra” and mom Pluma, form a small family group within the main herd. Chollo is barely three years old, and is already a father. He is the father of “Valentina” our newest addition. We call him our little “gangsta”, and he shows signs of being a very major part of our breeding program. What a beauty he is!