White Out and Sterling's bands

I found out that little River is a boy. Here he is with his wise old mare, Josie. Also lead mare.

Here's River. he will defiently be a gray.

I like this bay mare I call Ivy, easy going, has the most amazing tail, all twisted and touches the ground.

Here is the entire band. White Out is confirmed a different gray stallion then Snow Man, I saw them both this day.

Ivy, stocky mare.

Here's White out, finding plenty to eat.

Sterling has really accepted me and shows off his pawing skills, these horses are masters at it.

Hey there Sterling!

His legs are so big, his hooves like dinner platters, he has evolved into his surroundings.

The black velvet mare, Crow with an injured little Star. This family has been through a trauma, Star stays very close to his dam and nursed on her a lot. I think it is his rear hip, quite a limp, I'll post video. These guys are tough, I bet he gets better.

Koko wasn't even hassling his little brother today, must have known he was injured.


These 2 band of horses were hanging out very close to each other, but not interacting. The little black foal was quite lame. They all accepted my presence and I took advantage of that by just hanging with them for an hour or so. They all were busy hammering at the snow with there hooves to get at edibles. So cool to watch and observe. Out of all the horses Sterling seems the most interested in me. He is wary, but seems to know I want to help him. He is a wise stallion.