There is Destiny, our little medicine hat filly with the black forelock and tail. She is less then a year old and has left her family (Viggo's band). She has joined up with the grey yearling, Sir Duke, and the 2 year old chestnut stud colt, Clyde. She seems healthy and is full of spirit! On this day she was playing the role of lead mare. A HSUS woman told me it is not unusual for a yearling filly to leave her band, but I disagree. Destiny and Sparrow, from Eagle's band, are the only two I can think of that are "on their own" at such a young age. Most of the yearling and two year old fillies are still with their bands.
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Friday, April 29, 2011
Renegade and Destiny
I am so excited! I finally see the elusive (to me) grullla stud, Renegade, with his very pregnant mare , Mia, and her two year old. This mare was with Jib's band last spring. She had a foal last year which she lost. The only time I had seen Renegade was when he was alone last year by a water hole. I am sorry I need not get more photos. This photo does not do him justice....he has an amazing mane and the most beautiful coloring. Hopefully I will see more of him this viewing season...
There is Destiny, our little medicine hat filly with the black forelock and tail. She is less then a year old and has left her family (Viggo's band). She has joined up with the grey yearling, Sir Duke, and the 2 year old chestnut stud colt, Clyde. She seems healthy and is full of spirit! On this day she was playing the role of lead mare. A HSUS woman told me it is not unusual for a yearling filly to leave her band, but I disagree. Destiny and Sparrow, from Eagle's band, are the only two I can think of that are "on their own" at such a young age. Most of the yearling and two year old fillies are still with their bands.
There is Destiny, our little medicine hat filly with the black forelock and tail. She is less then a year old and has left her family (Viggo's band). She has joined up with the grey yearling, Sir Duke, and the 2 year old chestnut stud colt, Clyde. She seems healthy and is full of spirit! On this day she was playing the role of lead mare. A HSUS woman told me it is not unusual for a yearling filly to leave her band, but I disagree. Destiny and Sparrow, from Eagle's band, are the only two I can think of that are "on their own" at such a young age. Most of the yearling and two year old fillies are still with their bands.
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this is an amazing gallery. i took several shots of the grulla stud this morning, may 1st. the mare and colt were there also. they were off 66w.
http://www.pbase.com/bpamlh/image/134372243
the link is a shot of Renegade.
thanks for all the wonderful posts.
martin
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So Sparrow made it through the winter? Wasn't she the one who was undersized and looked kind of sickly last year? I would love to hear more news of her. I enjoy your beautiful photos and commentary about these special animals.
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