June 2012 Mares and foals moved to 140 acres in Ramona, California. Foals are strong and forage is plentiful for the mares still in foal. |
Project updates
Plead for Support
Honorable Supervisors,
AS the following USFWS
petition affects San Diego's unique Coyote Canyon herd, our own county
can add OUR HERITAGE HERD to the San Diego County INVENTORY
of cultural and Natural Resources.
Please schedule this on the agenda for
your next meeting so we can proceed to establish a MOU for multiple agency
San Felipe Cultural and wildlife District. I have just received this press release from Vivian Grant Farrell that on Jun 10,
2014 Friends of Animals (FoA) and The Cloud
Foundation have filed a petition with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to list
North American wild horses on public lands as threatened or
endangered under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) since the Wild
Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act (WHBA), which was passed in 1971, has failed to
protect our wild horses and burro HERDS.
The truth of the matter is that in 1971 Wild horse and Burro
herds were recognized by Congress as a fast
disappearing American Icon from their specified geographical home
ranges." This is the criteria used to list a distinct population
segment...similar to Peninsular Big Horn Sheep.
Agencies NEGLECTED, with malice of
forethought and premeditated carelessness to add these herds to the
INVENTORY list of historic, cultural, native and natural resources . The
results are a genetic bottle neck resulting in species extinction.
To read the petition, click on the following link: Thank you in advance for your anticipated expedition of the critical matter. Yours very Truly, Kathleen Hayden Coyote Canyon Caballos d'Anza, co founder |
Three new Herd members 2013
The bio diversity of the Herd is being realized with three new Herd members in 2013. Allegria, Esperanza and Donito arrived in spring of 2013 and photos along with familial information are available on the Photos page. Filaree was born to the Herd in 2012 so in all four young Herd members are the beginning of a new future for this unique band of Equine. |
Herd Featured on Roger Hedgecock Show
Coyote Canyon Heritage Herd: Thursday Feb 14 Valentines Day Channel Attuverse channel 117 and channel 1017HD and Cox 114 and at livestream atwww.uttv.com |
Horses and Wine
The Heritage Herd is featured in the Ramona Valley Wine Region magazine! Ramona is a rural region of San Diego county and an award winning wine region. Horses and wine really do go together in Ramona! |
National Historic Preservation Act Reautorization
Please see updates on the Historic Preservation Act by clicking here. "We are pleased that Representative Rahall has introduced a bill to extend the authorization for deposits into the Historic Preservation Fund (HPF) and make improvements for the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation," said Nancy Schamu, Executive Director of the National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers. Rahall concluded, "(w)e must be vigilant in preserving the story of the American people, and learning more about the stories of those who first inhabited this land - - the Native Americans." |
Herd at Tournament in Poway Oct 26 - 28
October 26 - 28 at the PVRA Arena on Tierra Bonita Road in Poway the Coyote Canyon Heritage Herd will be hosting a booth to share information, pictures and collect donations. Please stop by our booth then go enjoy the jousting and medieval times food and entertainment. |
Bale a Day
Donations are needed to purchase hay needed to feed the herd. Paypal accepts credit cards, Paypal and other forms of payment. Donations may be tax deductible. |
Available Videos
Check out VIDEO of the Herd and this VIDEO and another VIDEO and the STALLION VIDEO and a SULPHUR HERD VIDEO |
We are on Facebook
Come visit our Facebook Page any time! We have updates, information and pictures to share. Your input is valuable and your donations are needed! Paypal coming soon! |
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