Doug and Kris Enloe
Long Prairie, Minnesota

PH:  320.732.4087     Central Standard Time (9AM - 9PM)

Email:  enloe@wisper-wireless.com

We welcome any questions you may have regarding our herd.  Please feel free to call or drop us an email.    Thank you for your interest in our horses!

We appreciate all inquiries regarding horse color.  Unfortunately, due to the nature of photos, we do not give advice on coat color of horses that are not ours or that we have not owned.  Because photos can be digitally changed, we believe the best policy is to view the horse in person.  If that is not possible, get several sets of photographs in different light settings at different times of the day.  If you are looking for a grulla, look for a general mousy coat throughout.  White hairs in the coat signify roan, rabicino or sabino.  Some horses have heavy mottling (black shading), but a lot of times, you can lift up a horse's mane and see that good grey color of the grulla.  If the color is more tan or cream, it is likely not a grulla.  Another give-a-way is a copper color around the muzzle.  Also remember, black, some brown, and blue roan foals are born looking a grey color.  The color is DIFFERENT than the fawn/mousy color of a grulla.  Search the web for great color examples!