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Pryor Horse List with Graph Info A B C D E F G H I J Body 1 Name Born Sex Color Markings Mane Number Dam Sire Notes 9.27 outside horse 2 Rigel Starr 2017 filly sorrel star 201701 Nova Hickok range 3 Ryden 2017 colt dark small star Jasmine Doc Tall healthy colt-very 4 Rio 2017 colt dun blaze 201702 Jacinta Garay pretty star strip tiny, good bone-nurses 5 Ruby 2017 filly ? snip Jewel He Who for a long time Morning 12.17 Jasper patiently 6 Reverie 2017 filly foal dun 201704 Hataali Star follows her tiny snip-no bars-few hairs for 7 Quasar 2016 colt grullo star 201601 Kitalpha Hickok short stepping a little? 8 Quahneah 2016 Filly dun blaze 201608 Washakie Baja Playful-tries to nurse Quanah 9 Parker 2016 colt grulla 201602 Halcyon Flint blue 10 Quillan 2016 filly roan small star 201607 Electra Galaxy 11 Quaid 2016 colt dark bay big star 201603 Greta Garcia blaze, b/r apart from rest joined 12 Quintasket 2016 filly chestnut stocking 201603 Hopi Duke w/he who 13 Quintana 2016 Filly grulla star 201606 Feldspar Mescalero star, many Holding back-going to be 14 Pax 2015 colt grulla stripes 201513 La Nina Unknown kicked out? 15 Prima 2015 filly red dun markings 2510 Nova Hickok reddish 16 Parry 2015 filly dun large star 201504 Fresia Hidalgo A B C D E F G H I J Body 1 Name Born Sex Color Markings Mane Number Dam Sire Notes dot star, 17 Penn 2015 filly black dot snip 201514 Audubon Hamlet dk 18 Phantom 2015 filly brown Star 210501 Icara Fools Crow bucking running high Banjo coyote spirits, low water 19 Patterson 2015 colt dun solid 201508 Gabrielle Casper catchment Innocente 20 Orielle 2015 filly bay star 201517 s Cloud Payton large star, 21 (Pegasus) 2015 filly black br sock Electra Galaxy blue is a blue roan not dark 22 Prospera 2015 filly roan star 201502 Felicity Custer grullo 23 Patriot 2015 colt grullo Jacinta Garay Petite 24 Couleur 2015 filly black dot star 201509 Kohl Garay black/bro 25 Petra 2015 filly wn 201507 Galena Doc appears to 26 Pilar 2015 filly bay roan be solid 201515 LaBrava Indigo Kid Red Raven/Indi 27 Pele 2015 fillly Dun solid 201505 Autumn go Kid? Cloud's 28 Pride 2015 colt buckskin blaze 201506 Feldspar Cloud 12.17 Alone at mines solid, shoulder 29 Oak 2014 colt dun bars 201405 Fresia Hidalgo A B C D E F G H I J Body 1 Name Born Sex Color Markings Mane Number Dam Sire Notes 30 Oceana 2014 filly sorrel star snip 201418 Galadrial Chance 31 Okiotak 2014 colt sorrel blaze 201520 Ketchikan Chance 32 Oklahoma 2014 colt dun 201416 Lariat He Who Outlaw star white All ran when motorcyle 33 Lady 2014 filly dun on legs 201410 Hopi Duke barrelledd through 34 Oglala 2014 stallion bay solid 201405 Morgana Hidalgo 5-4/17 on Sykes Road alone chyenne flat 35 Okomi 2014 colt dun roan Star 201411 Firestorm Jackson 11.13 webbing coyote shoulder Morning 36 Oracle 2014 colt dun bars 201404 Hataalii Star maybe with Lobo 9/17 big star, 37 Orlando 2014 colt bay mealy nose Greta Garcia 5-3/17 w/Missoula dot star, rbb, lbp, 38 Orolitto 2014 colt bay roan mealy nose Maia Galaxy Morning Dove w/them 39 La Nina 2013 filly dun star, RBB R Bakken Blizzard star & snip, front socks, 40 Nova 2013 filly red dun RH coronet Kitalpha Bristol prego? 41 Niobrara 2013 filly bay roan star 2013 Firestorm Jackson With Johnston in April Nomad 42 (Nirvana) 2013 filly grulla off set star 2013 Halcyon Flint with band? 9.29 blaze, Navajo/Nobl frostbitten 43 e 2013 colt chestnut ears 2013 Hopi Duke strip above 44 Naara 2013 filly dun nostril 2013 Gabrielle Casper A B C D E F G H I J Body 1 Name Born Sex Color Markings Mane Number Dam Sire Notes 45 Norma Jean 2013 filly dark bay big star 2013 Greta Garcia Encore 46 (Nimbus) 2013 filly palomino blaze 2013 Feldspar Cloud 11.12 mines Morning 47 Niyaha 2013 mare dun solid 2013 Audobon Star 12.17 did not see Nighthawk 48 (Nickle) 2013 colt dun lbb 2013 Autumn Red Raven large star, 49 Naolin 2013 bachelor dun tiny snip 2013 Graciana Duke w/Missoula? 12/17 Navigator 5-5/17 sykes with 50 (Nodin) 2013 colt grulla star 2013 Felicity Custer bachelors aeriel blaze, LH w/Johnstonband 4.9.17 51 Morgana 2012 filly black boot R 201201 Icara Merlin Mustang Flats small star 52 Moenkopi 2012 filly Dun rbp R 201205 Galena Jackson Morning Dove buckskin 53 (Manuelita) 2012 filly roan star L 201225 Dove Red Raven 54 Maia 2012 Filly dun roan star R 201203 Hera Prince 12.17 on Encore's hill 55 Knight 2012 stallion dun roan sm. Star R 201006 Guinevere Casper one day far away Mato Ska blue 12.17 near road in 56 (Mica) 2012 colt roan blaze S 201211 Feldspar Cloud snow Mandan back lft 5-4/17 spars with Mato 57 (Malpais) 2012 colt black boot R 201214 Demure Santa Fe Ska A B C D E F G H I J Body 1 Name Born Sex Color Markings Mane Number Dam Sire Notes Miguel grullo star, RH 58 (Miocene) 2012 bachelor roan boot S 201209 Halcyon Flint with Lobo 9/17 blaze, RH LH stockings, flaxen 12.17 may have seen in 59 Missoula 2012 bachelor sorell mane, tail 201202 Half Moon Diamond admin pasture large star, 12.17 not seen 60 London 2011 stallion red bay RH cornet S Gold Rush Doc Star, Strip & snip, LF pas, RH 61 Limerick 2011 filly black sock L 201105 Electra Prince 62 La Brava 2011 filly bay roan solid R 201105 Blue Sioux Red Raven 63 Lariat 2011 filly bay solid L 201110 Madonna ?? star, snip, RH & LH 12.17 following Echo, 64 Lobo 2011 colt dun socks 201106 Cedar Bolder big wound left flank star and 65 Kitalpha 2010 mare grulla snip 201013 Buffalo Girl Durango Kemmere 66 r 2010 stallion dun solid L 201002 Sacajawea Blizzard 12.17 not seen few whisps of an offset Quelle 67 Kohl 2010 mare black star L 201030 Colour Lakota coyote Flirts w/Flint-he rebukes 68 Ketchikan 2010 filly dun solid R 201008 Gold Rush Two Boots her 8.10 A B C D E F G H I J Body 1 Name Born Sex Color Markings Mane Number Dam Sire Notes Echo pale large blaze, 12.17 wounds on coat 69 (Killian) 2010 Stallion palomino pink snip R 201003 Cascade Bolder following Jasper w/lobo lg star strip, sm snip RH 70 Jewel 2009 mare dk bay sock 200901 Waif Corona large T- Jesse strip, LH 71 James 2009 stallion Red Bay pastern R 200928 Seneca Admiral Did not see sm.star, left 12.17 mustang flats all 72 Johnston 2009 stallion grullo hip scar 200911 Cascade Seattle days blue 73 Jasmine 2009 mare roan small star Aztec Cloud blaze, LH ony see garay jacinta 74 Jacinta 2009 mare bay sock R 200922 Rosebud Chance rio, didn't see others Jewel buckskin- 11.13 canyon north of 75 (Juniper) 2009 mare pale LH sock L 200914 Cedar Bolder h2o star, mealy Jack dark bay nose, v. 76 (Jasper) 2009 Stallion (blbr roman R 200905 Galena Jackson 12.17 not seen large star Jasper with race, 12.17 below mines 77 (Jupiter) 2009 stallion grulla snip S 200923 Feldspar Flint traveling up hill Chief RH hill to west below 78 Joseph 2009 bachelor black coronet,LH R 200904 Bakken Seattle overlook turnoff apricot Strawberr 79 Jemez 2009 bachelor dun blaze R 200902 y Blizzard 5-4/17 on Sykes Road A B C D E F G H I J Body 1 Name Born Sex Color Markings Mane Number Dam Sire Notes 80 Johan 2009 Stallion dun solid L 200910 Greta Bristol Star, LH & 81 Icara 2008 mare dark bay RH coronet R 200801 Waif Corona 4/9 Mustang Flats 82 Innocentes 2008 Mare dun star 200806 Felicity likely Baja Indigo Kid blue 12.17 down low near 83 (Irial) 2008 stallion roan solid R 200819 Electra Prince mouth of BC 84 Inniq 2008 bachelor black star & snip R 200831 Cecelia sm star, 5-5/17 on tillet 85 Inali 2008 bachelor black RBB R 200822 Inverness Eclipse w/Mandan many 12.17 seen with 86 Hidatsa 2007 stallion grulla stripes Sacajawea Blizzard foolscrow and johnston large diamond 87 Halo 2007 mare bay star R 200704 Waif Corona Side of road11.12 12.17 all fine all seen 88 Hickok 2007 stallion red bay solid R 200711 Belle Star Merlin near lake star and disconnecte 89 Hawk 2007 bachelor black d strip R 200702 Cascade Seattle Did not see High Noon liver ch. War Diamond/L 90 (Heritage) 2007 mare roan solid L 200732 Bonnet akota? sorrel 91 Halcyon 2007 mare roan star R 200706 Blue Sioux Red Raven blue Morning 92 Hera 2007 mare roan small star R 200733 Audobon Star Pregnant? Conquistad 93 Hernando 2007 Stallion dark bay large star R 200715 Cavelitta or 12.17 seen A B C D E F G H I J Body 1 Name Born Sex Color Markings Mane Number Dam Sire Notes smal star He Who reddish and sm Morning 12.17 all seen below 94 (Horizon) 2007 stallion dun snip, LH pas R 200707 Felina Star mines large star, Hopi large strip & apart from rest joined 95 (Helenium) 2007 mare dun snip L 200710 Rosebud Sandman w/he who Sm star, 12.17 bench above 96 Hamlet 2007 stallion black LBB S 200714 Delilah Pierre mouth of BC sm half- 97 Half Moon 2007 mare bay moon star R 200718 Rosarita Starman Shadow brown 98 (Hailstorm) 2007 mare roan sm star R 200734 Aztec Cloud LH sock, RH 99 Hataalii 2007 mare dun pastern R 200703 Cedar Shaman lg star, offset strip, snip, LF &RH sock, RF past., LH w/Sac, Straw on Sykes 100 Hidalgo 2007 stallion red dun coronet R 200717 Buffalo Girl Durango 9.27 near Johan coyote a bit apart from casper 101 Gabrielle 2006 mare dun solid R 200607 Brumby Jackson /m/a Star, mealy 102 Galadrial 2006 mare drk bay nose L 200622 Atlantis Duke small star, wavy Quelle 12.17 seen across from 103 Galaxy 2006 stallion black mane/tail S 200603 Colour Lakota mines hill A B C D E F G H I J Body 1 Name Born Sex Color Markings Mane Number Dam Sire Notes small star, missing hald of L Conquistad 104 Garay 2006 stallion grullo ear L 200615 Mariposa or 12.17 not seen sm.
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