Basic Information
The Colonel of the Cavalry Fort into which Spirit is brought, he crosses paths with the film's protagonist on several occasions. Portrayed as a 'villain' (and seen as the symbol of 'The Conquering of the West'), he nonetheless eventually comes to a mutual understanding with Spirit.

Featured In: "Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron" film, and book of same name (by Kathleen Duey); other books, etc. of the franchise

Species: human

Appearance: tall, slightly tanned skin and long brown hair, wears Cavalry uniform ( his rank defined by the gold stripes on shoulders of his tunic, by white neckerchief and his wide-brimmed hat).

Personality: hard, cold, strong-willed, dutiful and clever

Relations: unknown

Friends:  Cavalry Soldiers, Sgt. Adams

Foes: Spirit, Little Creek, the Lakota People and Native Indians

 

Gallery

Concept art of the Colonel. This picture (as well as the one below) seems to portray an early plot concept, where Spirit is broken-in by the Cavalry, and used by the Colonel himself as a war mount.

Pictures (c) Dreamworks

Trivia

It has been confirmed by the writer John Fusco that in an early story draft the Colonel was originally going to be General Armstrong Custer.