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NV524 Nevada Wild Horse Range - Nellis Air Force Base

Click to see the 2004 Nellis Gather horses at Palomino Valley

Rhonda Serr & Caesar

Nellis mare at Palomino Valley

Nellis babies at Palomino Valley

Nellis mare at Palomino Valley

"This is my mustang mare, "Nevada Sweet Pea". I adopted her Aug. 1, 2004 at a BLM Adoption in Ocala, FL. She is from the NV Wild Horse Range NV0524, near Tonopah (Nye County), Nevada.  She was foaled in 2002.  She is a bay, about 14 hands.  I have trained her myself.  Just this past weekend, I had her on exhibition at a BLM Adoption in Jacksonville, FL.  This was her very first outing!  To think that just six months prior, she was a wild and unhandled mustang!  Everyone was very impressed with her.... The picture is from Sat. Feb. 19th, 2005 when we were visiting with folks at the BLM Adoption in Jacksonville, FL."

- Sandi Bartolotti Live Oak, FL

Nellis mare at Palomino Valley

From Nellis (Nevada Wild Horse Range) 2004 gather at PVC, 2004-2005 The Nellis horses are calm, good-tempered animals with generally very sound conformation. Lots of reds, with palominos, buckskins, duns, and even quite a few whites. About 5% are paints. These pictures were taken by Cathy Barcomb on February 6, 2004, at Palomino Valley BLM Wild Horse & Burro Center:
John at PVC reports that the Nellis animals are curious, calm, & very friendly. Some were so curious that it was hard to take their photos - they kept coming in too close!	Solid Bay colt
A White (or pale palomino?) & Wide-Blazed Buckskin	Dappled Palomino Filly
	Nellis babies
Matched Trio
Grullo colt with star on forehead	buckskin pinto colt
	This one may be Lahontan, not sure....

Here are pics of another mare we adopted last march….her name is Salley (not very original). She is a 4yr old from Nellis, in NV… The 1^st pic is of her when I adopted her off the internet form PVC.  The second is just recently, with her first saddling experience…she is turning out to be a great horse. 

- Karen Floyd
Lyons Transportation
800-992-1799
kfloyd@lyonstransportation.com