Hello everyone, and welcome to 2022! What better first post of the year than the oldest stallion in the Park, Circus! I had the privilege of spending the morning with him today. He has some good weight for the winter and looks excellent for turning 22 this year. I took a ton of photos and…
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Hello everyone! I know I am a day early, but I want to wish all of you a Happy Thanksgiving! I am so thankful for all of your support of this page and, most importantly, the horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Have a wonderful holiday weekend Pictured: 2014 Stallion, Wind Dancer – This photo…
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Hello everyone! The handsome stallion Brutus may be alone once again but never say never when it comes to him holding another mare someday. What I love about Brutus is he always seems to provide a safe, comforting place for whoever is walking with him, whether it be bachelors, mares, or foals. May he have…
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Hello everyone! Here is a look at the handsome young bachelor, Bart. He is the 2020 colt out of Mare Democracy by Stallion Copper. This past August, he was removed from Remington’s band. It isn’t often we see a yearling walking alone, but it does happen. Luckily for Bart, he soon found a friend in…
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Hello everyone! As promised, here is a special treat to start off your week. The gorgeous horse you see below is the legendary Park stallion, Circus! He is the 2000 colt out of Mare Flicka by the late stallion Curious George. Circus was injured in 2008, which has prevented him from holding a band of…
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Hello everyone! These two handsome boys are 2019 bachelors, Applewood (left) and Alluvium. If you visited the Park this summer, there is a good chance you saw these two. They were alone for a short time exploring the Park but now are walking with stallion Trooper. Someday a girl will likely come between these two,…
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