My name is Jerry Montgomery.  My husband and I retired from New Mexico Department of Game and Fish (the name Rigoni rings a bell; Roy, NM?) and moved to the southeastern part of the Texas Panhandle, where my two mules are suffering mightily from cedar flies and one of them from an allergy to no-seeums (she's looking pretty ratty right now from scratching off hair on her face, neck, and withers).  They were born and raised on a ranch southwest of Socorro, and their mother was a mare owned by Scott Martin of San Acacia (now deceased), a member of your group. They were saddle trained (and very well) by G.T. Nunn, a guide and outfitter south of Belen, but not ridden much.  However, I have to say that they remember that training (don't run from halters, stand well while being saddled, trailer well, no trouble with feet, etc.).  I need to get these mules back to drier New Mexico where they won't suffer from these problems.  They are six and eight years of age, wonderful gentle animals.  They are my babies, and I want them to have useful lives with loving, gentle owners who appreciate mules.  I don't know much about mule prices lately, but a good home is worth something to me.  I will talk about the price with anyone who might be interested.  Contact jerrylynn@wildblue.net