Reining Horses for Sale near Brookings, OR

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Spanish Mustang Stallion
This tall, handsome colt has definitely got some spirit! Long - legged and..
Cave Junction, Oregon
Dun
Spanish Mustang
Stallion
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Cave Junction, OR
OR
$2,000
Spanish Mustang Stallion
This tall, handsome colt is just waiting for a 'partner to share the trail..
Cave Junction, Oregon
Dun
Spanish Mustang
Stallion
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Cave Junction, OR
OR
$2,000
Paint Mare
Munga meaning "Nun" is a well trained and well mannered mare. Brought up a..
Cave Junction, Oregon
Black
Paint
Mare
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Cave Junction, OR
OR
$4,000
Quarter Horse Stallion
Badger is extremly Cowy, big boned, straight legs and very people friendly..
Gold Beach, Oregon
Red Dun
Quarter Horse
Stallion
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Gold Beach, OR
OR
$1,000
Mustang Mare
Beautiful light dun filly with no white out of a mare from the '03 adoption..
Cave Juction, Oregon
Dun
Mustang
Mare
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Cave Juction, OR
OR
$3,500
Mustang Stallion
2003 Grand Champion Kiger Mustang Stallion Top 10 Point Earning for Kiger B..
Cave Junction, Oregon
Dun
Mustang
Stallion
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Cave Junction, OR
OR
$500
Mustang Stallion
This 3 year old gelding is the one you're going to want to keep forever. We..
Cave Junction, Oregon
Black
Mustang
Stallion
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Cave Junction, OR
OR
$3,500
Mustang Stallion
"Sancho" is a very nice grulla colt out of Lucky's Trouble by Kiger Diamond..
Cave Junction, Oregon
Grulla
Mustang
Stallion
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Cave Junction, OR
OR
$3,500
Mustang Stallion
Excellent Kiger Colt for sale sired by Kiger Diamond Rio (2003 Grand Champi..
Cave Junction, Oregon
Dun
Mustang
Stallion
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Cave Junction, OR
OR
$2,500
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About Brookings, OR

In 1906, the Brookings Timber Company hired William James Ward, a graduate in civil engineering and forestry, to come to the southern Oregon Coast and survey its lumbering potential. After timber cruising the Chetco and Pistol River areas for several years, he recommended that the Brookings people begin extensive lumbering operations here and secure a townsite for a mill and shipping center. While John E. Brookings was responsible for the founding of Brookings as a company town, it was his cousin, Robert S. Brookings, who was responsible for its actual design.