Kyle Canyon Ranch
Supporting the Ponies North mission
2027
Border to Border
Mexican border to Canadian border, on horseback, for the veterans and the mustangs who carry them
Ponies North
Saddling Hope, Uniting Hearts
99Days to the border
1,400Miles, border to border
7States
The mission
Why We Ride
Ponies North brings wild mustangs, veterans, and police officers together on a ride that honors the western way of life.
The country between the borders is more than a sequence of landmarks. Every small town and every conversation is a chance to share the story of the horses and the people riding with them.
The team travels with gratitude and a small footprint, putting the welfare of horses and riders first through desert heat, river crossings, mountain passes, and changing weather.
The Horses and the Riders
The preparation is built on care, conditioning, trust, and the safety of every horse and rider.
The Ride, Chapter by Chapter
The RouteFrom the Sonoran Desert through mountain country to the northern border.Read →.JPEG&w=3840&q=75&dpl=dpl_41bKGRLGR3Xs85KH2xxdxNVv1zau)
TrainingFollow the horses, riders, trainers, and volunteers before the first mile.Read →Ride With UsStand beside the team and the mission it carries across the West.Read →
EventsMeet the riders and horses at community gatherings along the journey.Read →
Bonfire ChatsThe day's lessons and conversations, shared after the horses are cared for.Read →Watch
“Don't try. It's bigger than both of us!”
Mister Ed, as quoted in Bonfire Chats
Stand With the Riders
Every partner on this trail stands beside the veterans, the police officers, and the mustangs.