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Remembering Half Moon

It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of another one of our beloved stallions, Half Moon. Yesterday morning, a fellow horse tracker discovered Half Moon’s band with a different stallion. Half Moon had been with the band the previous day, and everything appeared to be normal. After the band was found…
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Cagney and His New Girls

Spring has brought many changes, and it feels like something new occurs every few days. Most recently, Arrowhead’s band has faced pressure from other stallions, resulting in several of his mares ending up with a new band stallion. Today, we will focus on three of those mares: Blue, Blue Velvet (Reba), and Diamond. Yesterday afternoon,…
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Flyer and Kodiak

Good evening! I am behind in sharing updates from the park, so today, I’d like to introduce you to two of the several new bachelors running inside Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Flyer (Falcon), a five-year-old stallion out of Firefly x Frontier, became a bachelor first. Shortly after, his nephew Kodiak (Brave), a four-year-old out of…
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Buster vs. Beau

Spring has brought out the bachelor boys, and they can be seen causing trouble all over the park. On this day, Buster (Illinois) encountered a group of four: Beau, Ryley, Bart, and Winchester, who are occasionally seen running together. Beau (Duke) will often take the lead, and this day was no exception. When Buster took…
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Visit With Flax

Today, we are taking a closer look at another band stallion we saw last week, the very handsome Flax! This visit was longer than the last one, as luckily, there were no bachelors in the area. Everyone looks well, and it seems that solitude has been beneficial for them. During our previous visit, we noticed…
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Fun Friday Part 46

We’re kicking off the weekend with another “Fun Friday” post! Over the past few weeks, I’ve had the opportunity to see many horses, but I haven’t had a chance to share them all here with you. Today’s post will feature a variety of some of those I have seen, as well as a look at…
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