The last few years have been challenging, to say the least. While many of our in-person events in 2020 and 2021 transitioned to virtual...

That's a wrap for the 2022 Extreme Mustang Makeover Ocala! Last held in 2019, the Southeastern Livestock Pavilion played host to 33...

The Mustang Heritage Foundation’s Virtual Open Show previously scheduled to be held in November has been postponed. MHF has chosen to...

This month, MHF will host the Virtual NJ Extreme Mustang Makeover, an all-online event showcasing mustangs who've undergone a complete transformation from untouched to saddle trained over the last approximately 120 days. Although the training expectation is the same as for a live event, trainers have the added advantage of competing from the comfort of their own arena by submitting videos for each class. However, there are challenges to this format of competition, too. In

After competing in an Extreme Mustang Makeover, adult horses find new homes through an auction and youth horses go home with their young trainers. So, where do those horses go beyond the Makeover? In this episode, we'll hear from two past competitors about how they keep their past-EMM horses active. It's a proven fact that EMM horses can excel in any discipline, depending on a horse's individual skillset and althletic ability. Whether their path post-EMM leads down the trail