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Horse Spotlight – Mare Copper Penny

Hello everyone! I hope you all are enjoying your weekend. I went out today to check on the new foal but was unable to locate the band. It was cold and foggy again and I could only hike around for so long before risking my own safety. The band has been out of sight for…
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Horse Spotlight – Mare Papoose

Hello everyone! I was fortunate enough to spend the entire day in the park today checking several bands and even had a surprise visit from Indy and Granite’s Boy! It was cold and foggy, but a successful day. While I will share today’s photos with you soon, I would like to feature another horse from…
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Horse Spotlight – Mare Sundance

Hello everyone! Today I would like to feature another horse from the TRNP herd. If you missed Daisy’s spotlight, be sure to scroll back and take a look. Today’s ?Horse Spotlight?is 2005 Mare, Sundance! She is currently running in Mystery’s band. Her dam, Shale, is in Cloud’s band. Her only offspring in the park is…
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Horse Spotlight – Mare Daisy

Hello everyone! I am finally getting around to starting a project I would like to do on this page during the winter season. We usually don’t see a lot of changes or updates during the winter months so I thought I would do something different to add to my weekly posts. Each week, I would…
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A Visit to the Old Stomping Grounds

Happy Saturday everyone! I recently spent some time with Teton and his band. He was back in one of the old spots near Ridgeline he and the band used to call home. When Teton first became a band stallion, he acquired a large number of mares. So we would often see him rotate the band…
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Canyon Breeze

Hello everyone! Whenever I share photos of Wind Canyon I often get questions about his offspring. So today I thought I would give you a closer look at his last foal sired to date, Canyon Breeze. She was out of Mare Betty Blue and was born in 2014. In the spring of 2015, Stallion Coal…
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