Bayo los Vegas Date of Birth: Color: Registration Status: May 8, 2012GrulloTraditional Breeder/Origin: Recorded Owner: Registration Number: Michelle Clarke @ Rancho BayoLynn Wood T-000 WRM Geronimo

WRM Geronimo * Date of Birth: Color: Registration Status: May 5, 1994 Grullo Traditional Breeder/Origin: Recorded Owner: Registration Number: Wild Kiger HMA Michelle Clarke @ Rancho Bayo T-1123-MCR Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Maravilloso Kiger 1989 Dun Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Maravilloso Kiger 1989 Dun Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA

Viho Viho has a wonderful mind and is extremely easy to train and handle. He stands approximately 152cm in height and is a good representation of the Spanish type Kiger. All of his purebred and cross bred foals have inherited his airy and floating steps, as well as his dun factor. Viho can produce both dun and grulla foals. Live cover only. Contact Qvality Kigers Helena Lidén Location: Vålberg, Sweden Services: Breeding, Sales Website: www.http://qvalitykigers.com Email: Helena.qvali@gmail.com

WRM Geronimo * Date of Birth: Color: Registration Status: May 5, 1994 Grullo Traditional Breeder/Origin: Recorded Owner: Registration Number: Wild Kiger HMA Michelle Clarke @ Rancho Bayo T-1123-MCR Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Maravilloso Kiger 1989 Dun Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Maravilloso Kiger 1989 Dun Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA Wild Kiger HMA

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Kiger Mustang Stallions avialable for breeding IAKB Are Kigers a Breed? KigerTraits Worth Preserving? KIGER STALLION SHOWCASE Click on a stallion for more information North America Casanova De DBLE L Brioso Canyon HS I'm Your Huckleberry Riddle Caballero Encantado HS My Braveheart Garcia Europe Viho QLK Vaquero Bandolero Zenon

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IAKB BREEDERS OF EXCELLENCE Our listed breeders worldwide have been thoroughly reviewed by a committee and they are considered Approved Breeders by the International Alliance of Kiger Breeders. All Approved Breeders are required to adhere to our Breeder’s Code of Ethics. If you’re interested in becoming part of IAKB, please contact us. IAKB Are Kigers a Breed? KigerTraits Worth Preserving? North America Click on any of the website links below to visit the individual breeder page Double L Kigers & Three Creeks Ranch Betty Linnell Location: Gold Hill, Oregon USA Services: Sales, Stud Service, Trail Riding Website: www.doublelkigerranch.com Email: kigers4u@gmail.com West 12 Ranch Kigers Sarah Butterworth Location: Lodi, CA USA Services: Sales, Stud Service, Board Website: W12 Kigers – West 12 Ranch Email: sbutterworth11@gmail.com Horse Springs Kiger Ranch Kim Kellogg Location: Colville, Washington Services: Breeding, Sales FB: Facebook Email: mykigrtigr@aol.com Big Sky Kiger Horses Erika & Kyle Hucul Location: Alberta, Canada Services: Breeding, Sales Website: Home | Big Sky Kiger Horses & DP Saddlery Sales Email: bigskykigers@gmail.com Europe Click on any of the website links below to visit the individual breeder page Qvality Kigers Helena Lidén Location: Vålberg, Sweden Services: Breeding, Sales Website: www.http://qvalitykigers.com Email: Helena.qvali@gmail.com Team Kigers of Monasdotter Jessica Monasdotter Location: Snabbast, Sweden Services: Sales, Stud Service Website: www.teamkigers.com Email: jmonasdotter@gmail.com

KIGER BREED STANDARD OVERALL IMPRESSION The Kiger is “baroque” in nature due to its round body contours with the neck arising from the top of the shoulder giving them an elegant, collected stance. The Kiger should be balanced in proportions and should move with ease and without wasted energy. The Kiger, on one hand, should give an impression of strength without being bulky while on the other should not be so refined as to convey frailty or extreme refinement. HEIGHT 13.2 to 16 Hands (Preferred is 14 to 15.2). It has been observed that Kigers bred in captivity attain a higher height than those Kigers from the wild range. (this may be nutritional) QUALITY The Kiger should have clean, dense bone with sufficient substance, well developed joints and tendons, with a fine body coat, tractable temperament but with good spirit. COLOR Variations of the Dun factor color: Dun, Red Dun, Grulla, Claybank, Bay & Black. FOREHAND Long shoulder at 45-50 degree slope, blending smoothly with withers. The withers are slightly higher than the point of the hip; well defined but not prominent. Forelegs should be moderately spaced with an inverted V appearance, however, without giving appearance of bulky chest muscling. Muscles in the shoulder and forearm should be long and lean. The legs should be correct; viewed from the side, legs should be wide and lean. BARREL The body conformation of the Kiger is distinctive, with a deep chest, short back, broad and moderately muscled. The barrel is oval, with well-sprung ribs, and a full flank. The sternum should not protrude. HINDQUARTER The hind legs should be squarely set and so placed that the Kiger turns on his hindquarters with ease. The hips should be lightly rounded, with croup sloped gently with medium-low set tail. Muscles in the hip and thigh should be long and lean. The hocks should be wide, deep and clean. Viewed from the rear, the hind legs are usually closer at the hocks than the fetlocks, but not to the extreme. MARKINGS A dorsal stripe is mandatory on all Dun, Red Dun, Grulla and Claybank colors and desirable on all Bays & Blacks. Dorsal stripes may be difficult to see or photograph on some Bay and Black body colored horses. Herringbone stripes radiating from the dorsal are highly desirable. Leg barring should be present and expression can range from dark lacing to strong bars. Additional highly desirable dun factor markings include: wither stripes, shadows and bars on neck and chest, barring on the back of the ear, dark marks around the rim of the eye, dark line along the margin of the ear with dark tips, cobwebbing and/or sooty or shadow mask on the face. Mane and tail should be full with moderate bi-coloring preferred. All colors including Bay and Black must have lighter colored hair inside the ear. HEAD Medium in size, clean cut and tapering slightly from jaw to muzzle. Head should be balanced and not overly refined. The profile side view can be straight, slightly sub-concave, or slightly sub-convex. Wide, clean cut lower jaw, medium fine muzzle with small and firm lips and medium nostrils. Ears should be medium in length, hooked at the tips on the inside and set wide apart and carried alert. NECK Medium length, arched, clean at the throat latch, joined smoothly at the shoulder and deep at the point of the shoulder. CANNON Short to medium, wide and flat with tendons standing well out from the bone and well defined. PASTERN Pasterns should be clean and strong, of medium length, the slope to correlate with the slope of the shoulder. Fetlock joint should not be round, but rather wide. Fetlocks should be scarce of feathering. HOOVES The hoof is dense with thick walls and recessed sole and frog. The Kiger hoof tends to be round to oblong, be of medium size, and have more heel and steeper hoof angles. The Kiger should have dark hooves. ACTION Light, lively, tending toward higher than average leg action. IAKB Kiger Horse Sketch International Kiger Directory Breed Standard

Kiger Mustang Stallions avialable for breeding KIGERS FOR SALE Joker HS My Nevada Wild Card "Joker" foaled 4/26/2010 Wren HS Renrock My Songbird "Wren" Sire: Chavez El Kiger Dam: Renrock My Sofia Foaled 7/21/2020 IAKB Breeders Join Breeder Alliance Buyer's Guide

BUYER'S GUIDE FOR KIGERS If you want a pleasure horse, the horse should be sound and of a temperament that is a good match for you. If you want a horse for showing, the horse should be of high quality to succeed in the show ring. The horse must be willing and able to handle training that can be quite extensive. Again, temperament is critical. The horse should be well suited to you and your abilities and able to advance in the performance division. If you want a horse for a more specialized discipline, (reining, roping, dressage, etc) make sure that the horse has the qualities needed to perform the desired discipline. Evaluate your own abilities and try to purchase a horse that will not intimidate you and matches your level of experience. If the horse you are considering is not registered MAKE SURE that it is eligible for registration. Get copies of registration certificates of the sire and the dam, and if the horse you are looking at buying is registered get a copy of the registration certificate. Find out if the horse has been DNA tested. It is also important to find out if the sire and dam have been DNA tested. Check with the registry if the seller does not know. Be sure that the seller will give you a copy of the DNA test results at the time of sale. If the horse came from the wild, a copy of the BLM paperwork is vital as well, showing the HMA that the horse originated from. Make sure that the horse can be traced back to one of the approved Herd Management Areas – Kiger or Riddle Mountain Herd Management Areas. Contact the Registry to find out what you will need for the horse to be registered and/or transferred into your name. If you purchase a mare and she has been bred, request a breeder’s certificate and for copies of any DNA test results for the sire and dam. Buyer's Guide for a Kiger IAKB Take your time. Don't rush out and buy the first horse you see. What do you want to do with your horse? If breeding is your primary concern, buying the highest quality is vital to a successful breeding operation. Become familiar with the Kiger Breed Standard . The horse should have the Spanish horse conformation with strong dun factoring, and should have an excellent temperament, be willing and have a kind attitude. Make sure the pedigree of the horse can be traced back to the wild herd management areas of Kiger and Riddle Mountain. Prices vary considerably on these horses. Quality, breeding, age, training, sex, color, and locality all play a role in the price. Don’t be afraid to ask lots of questions. Watch the horse being handled, does he have good manners? Does he spook easily? If he has been trained, watch him being saddled and under saddle. Be sure to ride the horse long enough so that he gets a good workout to be sure that he does not become ill-mannered. Make sure that you feel comfortable with the horse on the ground and in the saddle. Make sure the horse is in good health. Consider having a vet exam the horse. We have complied a list of some sample questions that prospective buyers should ask a breeder. There may be additional, more specific, questions that you want to add but this list should get you started and guide you to a solid and reputable Kiger breeder. Sample Breeder Selection Questions Unfortunately, not all sales people are totally honest, and this can be found in the horse industry as well. Choosing a reputable Kiger Mustang breeder ensures a purchase that will be the right one. There are certain things that you should always be wary of and we’ve put together this list to remind you of breeding practices and procedures you want to avoid when looking for your own Kiger. Breeder Selection: Red Flags

Encantado Contact Horse Springs Kiger Ranch Kim Kellogg Location: Colville,WA Email: mykigrtigr@aol.com Phone:509-685-1977 Live Cover