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| Here is the other 2 year old filly in the band besides One Spirit. She is Lona's. Just a nice sorrel. Named after a nearby town. |
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| Yampatika has the "primitive" look. She reminds me of a Pryor Mountain horse. |
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| Corona in his prime. |
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| One of the largest harems on the range.. |
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| The bugs were so bad on this morning...you can even see them if you look closely. |
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| The palomino pinto, Cheyenne, is Corona's lead mare and companion. She came in with him at the 2008 round up. She also has not had a foal since 2009. |
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| Did you know it is really hard to get good photos of black horses? At least it is for me. I wanted to show you Corona's black mare, Em, who has been recieving a lot of attention from the stallon recently. She is not a prolific mare, she has not had a foal since 2009. That filly, One Spirit, is still by her side. She is the bay in the band. |
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| Corona's beautiful babies.... |
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| This is our pride and joy (and Corona's too) his little palomino daughter, Can Wakan, who was born a couple of months before Indiana. She has inherited her sire's good looks...for sure. |
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| Indiana Jones sneaking around the high desert with his full sister, Yampatika. Both have the grey mare, Indian Rose, as their dam. Their 2 yr old brother, Craig, also a sorrel, is out running with the bachelor stallions. The only colt in this band is Bobby, Lona's yearling. Lona is Can Wakan's mom. |
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| What a wonderful morning! The first band I see is Corona's, our famous dunalino. |
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| Trailing the band is the newest member, our very own Indiana Jones! |
