"It has been about eight years since my last visit to see the Rickman herd. The horses are healthy, fit and enjoying life as horses, free to form bands, graze, raise young and socialize in the most natural of ways. It was extremely inspiring to see so many beautiful animals in every color imaginable.
A few of the bands were quite large, and when called came galloping in toward us very impressively. Bryant's daily feeding schedule often includes traveling some 90 miles to reach them all, as there are many locations where they are housed. To keep up with Bryant you had better wear your best jogging shoes, as he presses on tirelessly to reach each band.
The sincerity of love Bryant has for these horses is abundantly obvious. There is no creature more honest than a horse, and I personally observed some 200 mustangs give bold testimony to this man. It is an honor and privilege to experience any amount
of time with Bryant and his horses,"
Laurie Harris
Southwest Spanish Mustang Association >
Sweet expression of a lovely line back dun filly
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If you would like to help support the Rickman herd and his conservation efforts, you may do so by using the DONATE button on the Oklahoma Heritage Horse Sanctuary, Inc.'s Facebook page.
The Oklahoma Heritage Horse Sanctuary, a 501C3 Non-Profit organization formed in 2014 to help support the Colonial Spanish Horse. A group of volunteers working together to find a way to secure the future of this unique breed, designated as the Heritage Horse of Oklahoma in March 2014.
A scolding among the mares