Louie (TAG 8464) ist Teil der Trainer Challenge vom MUSTANG MAKEOVER 2026 in Deutschland (16.-18.10.), wird von Alex Blome sechs Monate lang zu einem tollen Wegbegleiter ausgebildet, ist im April 2026 nach Deutschland eingereist und sucht anschließend im Rahmen der Auktion ein Zuhause.. Das Startgebot liegt dieses Jahr bei €9.500.
TAG 8464 stammt aus der Herde Twin Peaks (California), wurde im Oktober 2024 und befand sich somit 1,5 Jahre in der Auffangstation.
Durch die Ausbildung beim Alex Blome erhält TAG 8464 eine realistische Chance, die Menschenwelt kennenzulernen, Vertrauen aufzubauen und optimal auf ein Leben in seinem neuen Zuhause vorbereitet zu werden.
Sein Trainer Alex beschreibt ihn so: „Louie ist ein mutiger, neugieriger Wallach, er taut schnell auf und zeigt sich dabei äußerst lernbereit und aufmerksam. Mit jeder gemeinsamen Einheit wächst sein Vertrauen zum Menschen und man merkt deutlich, wie viel Freude ihm die Arbeit inzwischen bereitet. Louie entwickelt sich stetig weiter, ist motiviert und möchte gefallen. Mit seinem freundlichen Wesen und seiner positiven Entwicklung bringt er beste Voraussetzungen mit, um ein zuverlässiges und tolles Familienpferd zu werden.“
Er darf gerne vorab beim Trainer kennengelernt werden. Das Pferd steht momentan bei 55483 Heinzenbach. Bei Interesse oder weiteren Fragen wende dich gerne mit dem Pferdenamen per Email an info@american-mustang.de!
Infos zum Mustang:
Aufgrund von Überpopulation werden jährlich 15.000-20.000 Wildpferde in den USA vom Staat eingefangen und in Auffangstationen untergebracht.
Zur Zeit warten knapp 62.000 Mustangs und Wildesel in diesen Auffangstationen auf eine neue Chance.
Wir setzen wir genau dann an; wir importieren wir seit 2015 amerikanische Mustangs aus den USA und vermitteln sie in zahlreiche europäische Länder. So haben bereits 600 Mustangs eine Chance auf ein neues Leben erhalten und ein tolles Zuhause gefunden! Auch retten wir jedes Jahr Mustangs vor dem Schlachttransport und wollen gleichzeitig auf die gesamte Situation in Amerika aufmerksam machen!
Solltest du einem Mustang ein Zuhause schenken, stehen wir dir auch nach dem Kauf jederzeit gerne mit Rat, Erfahrung und persönlicher Unterstützung zur Verfügung.
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Louie (TAG 8464) is participating in the Trainer Challenge at the MUSTANG MAKEOVER 2026 in Germany (October 16–18). He is being trained by Alex Blome for six months to become a wonderful companion. He arrived in Germany in April 2026 and is now seeking a forever home through the auction. The starting bid for this year’s auction is €9,500.
TAG 8464 comes from the Twin Peaks herd in California and spent approximately 1.5 years in a rescue center before being introduced to training.
Thanks to his training with Alex Blome, TAG 8464 has a realistic chance to get to know the human world, build trust, and be well-prepared for life in his new home.
His trainer describes him as follows: “Louie is a brave, curious gelding who quickly opens up and shows himself to be very eager to learn and attentive. With each session, his trust in humans grows, and it’s clear how much he now enjoys the work. Louie is constantly developing, motivated, and eager to please. With his friendly nature and positive progress, he has excellent potential to become a reliable and wonderful family horse.”
He is welcome to be met beforehand at his trainer’s facility. The horse is currently located near 55483 Heinzenbach. If you are interested or have further questions, please contact us via email with the horse’s name at info@american-mustang.de!
Information about the Mustang:
Due to overpopulation, between 15,000 and 20,000 wild horses are captured annually in the USA and placed in rescue centers.
Currently, nearly 62,000 Mustangs and wild donkeys are waiting in these centers for a new chance.
This is where we step in: since 2015, we have been importing American Mustangs from the USA and rehoming them across Europe. To date, around 600 Mustangs have been given a second chance at life and found loving homes. We also rescue Mustangs from slaughter transports each year and aim to raise awareness about the overall situation in America.
If you decide to give a Mustang a home, we are happy to provide ongoing advice, support, and personal assistance even after the purchase.
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Louie (TAG 8464) participates in the Trainer Challenge at the MUSTANG MAKEOVER 2026 in Germany (October 16-18). He is being trained by Alex Blome for six months to become a wonderful companion. He arrived in Germany in April 2026 and is now seeking a new home through the auction. The starting bid for him is €9,500 this year.
TAG 8464 comes from the Twin Peaks herd in California and was in a rescue center for approximately 1.5 years, having been rescued in October 2024.
Thanks to his training with Alex Blome, TAG 8464 has a realistic chance to get to know the human world, build trust, and be optimally prepared for life in his new home.
His trainer describes him as follows: “Louie is a brave, curious gelding who quickly warms up and shows himself to be highly trainable and attentive. With each session, his trust in humans grows, and it’s clear how much he now enjoys working. Louie is constantly developing, motivated, and eager to please. With his friendly nature and positive progress, he has excellent potential to become a reliable and wonderful family horse.”
He is welcome to be introduced to his potential new owner beforehand. The horse is currently located near 55483 Heinzenbach. If you are interested or have further questions, please contact us by email with the horse’s name at info@american-mustang.de!
Information about the Mustang:
Due to overpopulation, 15,000 to 20,000 wild horses are captured annually in the USA by the government and placed in rescue centers.
Currently, nearly 62,000 Mustangs and wild donkeys are waiting in these centers for a new chance.
This is where we step in: since 2015, we have been importing American Mustangs from the USA and rehoming them across many European countries. So far, over 600 Mustangs have been given a second chance at life and found loving homes! We also rescue Mustangs from slaughter transports each year and aim to raise awareness about the overall situation in America.
If you decide to give a Mustang a home, we are happy to provide ongoing advice, support, and personal assistance even after the purchase.
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Louie (TAG 8464) is part of the Trainer Challenge at MUSTANG MAKEOVER 2026 in Germany (October 16–18). He is being trained by Alex Blome for six months to become a wonderful companion. He arrived in Germany in April 2026 and is now searching for a new home through the auction. The starting bid this year is €9,500.
TAG 8464 comes from the herd Twin Peaks (California) and was in a rescue center for 1.5 years, having been collected in October 2024.
Thanks to his training with Alex Blome, TAG 8464 has a real chance to get to know the human world, build trust, and be optimally prepared for life in his new home.
His trainer, Alex, describes him as follows: “Louie is a brave, curious gelding who quickly warms up and shows great willingness to learn and attentiveness. With each session, his trust in humans grows, and it’s clear how much he now enjoys working. Louie is continuously developing, motivated, and eager to please. With his friendly nature and positive progress, he has excellent potential to become a reliable and wonderful family horse.”
He is welcome to meet his trainer beforehand. The horse is currently located near 55483 Heinzenbach. If you are interested or have further questions, please contact us by email with the horse’s name at info@american-mustang.de!
Information about the Mustang:
Due to overpopulation, 15,000–20,000 wild horses are captured annually in the USA and placed in rescue centers.
Currently, nearly 62,000 Mustangs and wild donkeys are waiting in these centers for a new chance.
This is where we step in: since 2015, we have been importing American Mustangs from the USA and rehoming them across Europe. So far, over 600 Mustangs have been given the chance for a new life and found a wonderful home! We also rescue Mustangs from slaughter transports every year and aim to raise awareness about the overall situation in America.
If you give a Mustang a home, we are happy to offer ongoing advice, support, and personal assistance even after the purchase.
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