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surefooted, rugged, athletic horses — often loudly colored, something western mustangs lack—were favored by Chief . Sitting Bull as warrior mounts.

The tribal leader conducted careful selective breeding for size, color and athletic ability, creating a niche wild horse in the Dakota wilds.

When the Theodore Roosevelt National Park was created in the 1950s — carved from lands Roosevelt often visited, noting presence of the colorful bands of wild horses in many of his memoirs — some of the wild bands were fenced in, an accident that proved to have for-reaching consequences.

While the federal fences provided the horses with a measure of protection, the National Park Service does not

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