MISSION STATEMENT:

The heritage of the American West is fragile. It is not an indestructible birthright that we may possess as our convenience permits. Like a garden, it must be cultivated to assure its abundance. The wild horse, descended from Spanish colonial blood stock, is a vibrant part of this heritage. So, as we return to the soil a portion of our harvest ... here, we give back to the Wyoming mustang, part of that which these desert horses have given to us.

Offering the resources of their horse ranch to the future of the wild horse and the preservation of its Wyoming heritage, Ned and Diana Twining have initiated a mustang training program under the guidance of Patti Colbert, Executive Director of the Mustang Heritage Foundation in Bertram, Texas. The Twinings and the Foundation, together, have designed an enhanced wild horse training program to be directed by Gerry and Tommy Gesell during the summer of 2009. This initiative will undertake the transformation and subsequent adoption of six wild horses, selected from a critical mustang age group, at the Twining 88 Ranch near Savery, Wyoming