THREE DIVISION CHAMPIONS CROWNED AT MURFREESBORO EXTREME MUSTANG MAKEOVER
Fifty-nine previously wild Mustangs competed in three
divisions at the Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Extreme Mustang Makeover October 21-23 to show
the trainability of Mustangs. Wild American Mustangs previously untouched by humans began
training for the competition in July when they were picked up from a Bureau of Land
Management facility. All 59 Mustangs that competed at the event were adopted on October 23.
Cohn Livingston and Doc's Teddy Bear won the Legends Division with a crowd-pleasing
Phantom of the Opera routine. Livingston is from Florence, Mississippi, and describes himself as
a dad, husband, part-time horse trainer and construction superintendent. He and his wife,
Brandee, own and operate Doc Livingston Farm & Stable in Pearl, Mississippi. Doc's Teddy
Bear is a 2008 chestnut gelding gathered from Beatys Butte, Oregon.
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MUSTANG HERITAGE FOUNDATION ANNOUNCED 2012 EXTREME MUSTANG MAKEOVER SCHEDULE
From California to New Jersey and points in between, talented Mustangs will be showcased.
Georgetown, Texas, September 12, 2011 - Since the first Extreme Mustang Makeover event was held in 2007, the Mustang Heritage Foundation has facilitated the adoptions of more than 3,000 gentled American Mustangs. In 2012, the Foundation in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management will continue to increase its efforts to raise awareness of adoptions of America's Mustangs. Next year, the Mustang Heritage Foundation will host eight Extreme Mustang Makeover events and travel to new areas in the United States.
The year begins in Fort Worth, Texas, at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo with the invitational Mustang Magic. More than 20 Mustangs and their trainers are scheduled to compete January 19-21, 2012. The Mustangs will be available for adoption following the competition.
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EXTREME MUSTANG MAKEOVER RETURNS TO FORT COLLINS IN 2011
Equine superstar Al Dunning will assist talented Mustang trainers at Colorado event.
With more than 30,000 American Mustangs waiting to be adopted in BLM facilities, the Mustang Heritage Foundation is stepping up its efforts to help these American legends find adoptive homes. In 2011, the Mustang Heritage Foundation's Extreme Mustang Makeover events will continue to showcase the talents of the American Mustang and will up the ante by offering the largest purse ever in Mustang competition.
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CRAIG CAMERON TO APPEAR AT THE 2011 FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW
Mustang Magic adopters will receive special instruction from Cameron on working with their newly adopted Mustang Magic horses but all horse enthusiasts are welcome.
Renowned equine clinician Craig Cameron travels the United States helping horse owners build a better relationship with their horses, and on January 27, 2011, equine enthusiasts are in for a treat as the Mustang Heritage Foundation presents A Night with Craig Cameron during the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo! Cameron will share his experience at a free educational seminar offered at the 115th Southwestern Exposition and Livestock Show in Fort Worth, Texas.
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MUSTANG MAGIC TO SHOWCASE TOP MUSTANG TRAINERS AT FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW
Twenty-five Mustangs trained by some of the top-placing Extreme Mustang Makeover trainers set to compete at Fort Worth Stock Show in 2011.
The mystical powers of America's wild horses will be displayed January 21-22 as the Mustang Heritage Foundation presents Mustang Magic at the 115th Southwestern Exposition and Livestock Show in Fort Worth, Texas. Some of the top Mustang trainers in the nation will display their horsemanship skills as 25 Mustangs compete at the third annual Mustang Magic.
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