Mirabella

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Mirabella was bred by Kaye Hughes on her large Nebraska ranch, where Kaye built a respected reputation over many years. Kaye was a prominent breeder of WC horses, known for her careful selection and dedication. In the early 2000s several extensive ranches focused on breeding and raising these horses, and Kaye had an exceptional eye for conformation and soundness. The mares produced from her programs rank among the best in quality and temperament. Mirabella is sired by Rivendale’s Wildfire and out of a proven WC mare.

Mirabella’s Pedigree

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    Alondra

    Foundation Wilbur Cruce mare Padre #12 and Canella Cruce #30.

    What makes this mare special.

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    Rivendale's Wildfire

    Sire - Rawhide/ Tawa Tashera

    Talk about Rivendale’s Wildfire in this paragraph.

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    Canala Cruce

    Dam’s mother

    history of her coming off of ranch. what she produced.

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    Padre #12

    Dam’s sire

    His significance as a foundation sire.

What began as a passion project has evolved into something more. We’re proud of where we’ve been and even more excited for what’s ahead.

What sets us apart isn’t just our process—it’s the intention behind it. We take time to understand, explore, and create with purpose at every turn.

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