This is just a bit of fun, from some video I shot in Brazil. These are Lusitano colts, running loose in large pastures until they grow up and begin training. They are not handled, really, though the trainer you hear whistling spends time with them every day. These colts were so curious and delightful to spend time with!
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May 19, 2009
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I just loved this -- especially the quiet, close-ups. It captured what horses are really like, when they have no hang-ups about the human world. Too few horses you meet today feel this free and filled with curiosity.
Bonne
Posted by: Bonnitta Roy | May 20, 2009 at 08:16 PM