This takes my breath away! I see Centauro's band with two brand new foals and a couple of missing two year olds. Plus the grulla pinto mare, Sugar, never came back. She had left her filly, but she (Spice) is missing as well. What a shake up in Centauro's band!
Look how cute! The mares are very skittish. it is hard for me to get a good look, but I can tell both foals are strong and healthy! This mare we call Sophia. Her 2 year old son, Capitano, is no longer with the band.
The other little foal has a big white patch on his or her's right side. She is a pinto! His mom is the most wary and keeps leading everyone away just like a good wild mare should. Centauro gives me "the look". I do not over stay my visit.
Boing! Love this little guy!
This mare we call Reyna. She still has her gorgeous 2 year old filly with her. So these are the first babies I see this year. I hope there are not too many. It is such an uncertain world for mustangs right now. I did see some other pregnant mares...Rudi, Mingo, Hazel are all due soon. I hope we find a way to make these horses have a more certain future...For now it is hard not to celebrate the new life on the range.
Long may you run.
Look how cute! The mares are very skittish. it is hard for me to get a good look, but I can tell both foals are strong and healthy! This mare we call Sophia. Her 2 year old son, Capitano, is no longer with the band.
The other little foal has a big white patch on his or her's right side. She is a pinto! His mom is the most wary and keeps leading everyone away just like a good wild mare should. Centauro gives me "the look". I do not over stay my visit. 
Boing! Love this little guy!
This mare we call Reyna. She still has her gorgeous 2 year old filly with her. So these are the first babies I see this year. I hope there are not too many. It is such an uncertain world for mustangs right now. I did see some other pregnant mares...Rudi, Mingo, Hazel are all due soon. I hope we find a way to make these horses have a more certain future...For now it is hard not to celebrate the new life on the range.
Long may you run.
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