BLM Mustang Benefit this Sunday, March 29, 2009

As you know, (or may not), Kids Horsin' Around has the one of the best lesson horses around in our Mustang mare, Star. Most likely, this 28 year old mare was taken out of a wild herd as a young filly. She's spent her life in southern California and gone through the ranks of the Pony Club. she's taught alot of kids how to ride. We love her.

This Sunday, March 29, 2009, I am heading out to the Anza Borrego Desert with members of the Fallbrook Film Factory to shot a documentary on the BLM Mustangs. The Coyote Canyon Caballos de Anza, a nonprofit group that cares for four stallions that once lived in the canyon, has purchased a dozen mares that were recently rounded up form federal land in Utah. These Sulfur Spring Mares are the very best match in DNA that they could get to restore the herd. They will become the foundation mares. The goal of this organization is to return this herd to a natural habitat. This Sunday is a fundraiser towards that goal.

Dharlin Productions 's ("Ele, My Friend", "White Rainbow") Linda Mandrayer and Devon Camilleri, both Fallbrook equestrians with a passion for horses that extends well beyond the barn, will be co-producing the film, which is being sponsored by the Fallbrook Film Factory.

My son, Devin (DLawProductions) will be involved in the shooting of the film. Look for lot's of cool photos on Sunday night. Anyone care to join us, here's the info: