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This is me-Cody. I'm the handsome mustang. You know-a wild horse.

There aren't many of us still running free in the western states because the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) got us in their roundups. They say we are eatin' up all the grass on the range, so they took us from our herd management areas. They separated us from our family bands and stuck us in these long term holding pens.

Mustangs aren't causing the problems the BLM is blaming on us. Instead, it's them danged cattle. So, I got taken away from my wild horse herd in Oregon, and somehow ended up in Indiana. I'm not sure where that is from Oregon, but I think it's pretty far. That's how I ended up with my face on this web page. Not only am I the poster boy for mustangs in captivity, but I'm Ms J's favorite wild horse photography subject.

Ms J is the best equine photographer I know. But, she is the only horse photographer I know. She is real good to me and the girls. Heck, she rescued me from a possible horse slaughter situation I can't even think about. That's why I'm writin' this blog for her. She likes to take equine photos. I'm a horse. She says my good looks and horse logic might make her rich. HA HA! She has no good horse sense.

Just click on my blog title to follow me and the girls at the Codyak Corral.
I heard Annie was makin’ facebook last night. Ms J was sayin’ how she didn’t see anything as purdy as Annie down at Churchill Downs during the Derby Saturday. Well, them horses may have a lot longer legs than me, and run a little faster, but have you ever seen a physical specimen more handsome than me at the track? Whoa!  Would ya look at that purdy girl!     Jamie and Kelly (by LegacyMustangP) I don’t want no funky colored hay.  I just want mine to look normal like it always does What rain? Ms J had to rethink takin’ me over for the Olympic Games.  One reason is we found out they don’t do cowboy dressage.  The other is this.  When I saw these horses on that plane I told her to just furgit it!  I was stayin’ here with the girls in the Codyak Corral. It means that grazing time is all the time.  You know—24 hrs. a day!  That dern Remmy always gets between me and the camera.  She’s such a camera hog.  My hero, Ginger, has an important message for all you wild horse lovers out there.

There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man.
~ Sir Winston Churchill