The Mustang Heritage Foundation's "Extreme Mustang Makeover!"

Showcasing the talent & trainability
of Mustangs.

Paula Carr, President of the Board of Directors for the Mustang Heritage Foundation, has announced for 2011 Extreme Mustang Makeover Schedule of Events:

Fort Worth, TX • January 21-22, 2011 
Supreme Auction • Fort Worth, TX • April 16, 2011 
Norco, CA • May 13-15, 2011 
Fort Collins, CO • June 10-12, 2011 
Tsaile, AZ •  August 12-14, 2011
Fort Worth, TX • September 15-17, 2011
Murfreesboro, TN •  October 21-23, 2011

2011 EXTREME MUSTANG MAKEOVER

Applications are ready and available online at: Mustang Heritage Foundation website
under the TRAINING menu option.

Get Ready For Excitement, Thrills, Majesty, & Grace:
You may never have imagined how good Mustangs can be!

The First Extreme Mustang Makeover, September 21-23, 2007:

This poor photographer was stuck up on the third floor balcony, but somewhere down there Paula Carr is delivering the opening speech for the Extreme Mustang Makeover festivities at the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame in Ft. Worth, Texas, on Friday night, September 21, 2007.

PAULA & RANDALL CARR
AT COWGIRL HALL OF FAME

Mustang Heritage Foundation President Paula Carr, of Cross Plains, Tennessee, spoke to approximately 650 visitors at the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame on the evening of September 21, 2007. The big media event was covered by National Geographic, Newsweek, Discovery, and RFD-TV and many more TV stations in the USA.

Ms. Carr opened the fun filled weekend for 100 Wranglers with 100 Wild Horses trained only 100 days to compete in the first ever Extreme Mustang Makeover.

The competition began on Saturday, September 22 at the Will Rogers Equestrian Center in Fort Worth Texas. Ribbons and prize money were awarded the top trainers with the best trained horses.

Sunday , September 23, the trained animals were put up for adoption to the public. A 3 year old horse named Hail Yeah was adopted by the town of Norco California for $ 50,000.00 .

Many horses were purchased back by their trainers, a testimony to the strong bond developed between the mustangs and their trainers, many of whom had worked with domestic horses their entire lives but had never been near a wild horse before taking on this challenge.

Emotions ran high with the crowd of 1200 people and trainers. Average cost per horse was $3,200. The Bureau of Land Management said this was the best thing that has come down the pike for the horses since the beginning of the adoption program in 1977.

Randall Carr , a trustee of the Foundation, also attended and worked with the trainers and highly well known judges throughout the event in Texas.

Road To The Horse winner Chris Cox surprised the packed arena to assist the trainers and help with the final judging .

The Carrs state that the Foundation will be working on doing another Extreme Mustang Makeover with BLM in the East in the coming year.

Finalists wait for the beginning of the Freestyle Competition. In the foreground is Kitty Lauman (finished #2) riding with her two children, Tanner and Josie)

Trainer Ray Ariss and Mustang "Hail Yeah!" demonstrate the style and elegance that brought a sale price of $50,000! Hail Yeah will continue his training with Ray Ariss and will serve as the official mascot for the City of Norco, "Horse Town USA)

Roeliffe Annon from New Mexico

Abel Garcia presented a unique opening ceremony, pulling a flags-and-cowgirl-laden sled with his Mustang.

Friday practice