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Rain, the Pryor Mountain Mustang

Today we have another exciting guest horse to introduce to you! Meet Rain, a unique Pryor Mountain Mustang. A direct descendant of the Conquistadors' horses, she was discovered as a foal by Ginger Kathrens of The Cloud Foundation in May 2007. Born in the wild, Rain is the daughter of the famous stallion, Cloud. Rain exemplifies the ideal Spanish horse with her short back, low tail setting, and beautifully tapered head. Her distinctive roan coloring sets her apart from other horses, turning almost completely white with the changing seasons.

 

Blue Roan Mustang mare being pet by a lady in a pink coat
Rain at Lisa Friday's farm in Virginia

 

After being rounded up by the Bureau of Land Management in 2009, Rain was put up for adoption at just two years old. Lisa Friday successfully bid for her and brought her to her forever home in Virginia, where she now lives with five other Pryor Mountain Mustangs, including other Cloud descendants.

 

Tacked up horse being held by a lady in a grass field
Rain and Ginger Kathrens, executive director of The Cloud Foundation

 

Rain is featured in the third "Cloud" book and movie, Cloud, Challenge of the Stallions. She is semi-retired from trail riding and is now beginning liberty work, exploring new bonds and techniques in a more expressive manner. Rain has appeared in a Dasani commercial chugging a bottle of water, and has been a star at various events, including the Virginia Equine Extravaganza and several Mustang presentations at the home of Secretariat in Virginia.

 

Blue Roan Mustang mare standing in a grass field
Rain, daughter of Cloud

 

Traveling to BreyerFest this summer with Rain is her barn-mate Biloxi. Born in the Pryor Mountains as a son of Baja and Washakie, Biloxi, formerly known as Nahwah, found a new home with an Amish couple, serving as their loyal companion and transportation for about five years. Sadly, when the couple could no longer care for him, Biloxi ended up in a kill pen. Fortunately, The Cloud Foundation rescued him, and he now enjoys a peaceful life in rural Virginia with Rain and other mustangs. Biloxi is a true descendant of the Spanish Conquistador horses, evidenced by his prominent dorsal stripe and leg and shoulder barrings. He loves to trail ride and work at liberty in the arena.

 

Dun colored Mustang gelding eating hay
Biloxi sharing some hay with his herd

 

In honor of the new Cloud 30th Anniversary model, we wanted BreyerFest fans to meet a Mustang. And not just any Mustang – a daughter of Cloud who ran free with him in the Pryor Mountains in the beginning of her life! Rain, Biloxi, and Lisa Friday are excited to meet everyone this summer.

 

Cloud | 30th Anniversary Edition facing right on white background

You can learn more about Cloud and his family here at The Cloud Foundation!

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Donna Aulisio - February 12, 2025

Lisa! Would love to meet your beautiful horses….

Bella - February 12, 2025

Awww Rain looks so sweet!! 🩷🐴

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