#StallionSaturday! This black beauty from the south Onaqui herd is known as Cobra, due to the distinctive marking on his face, which unfortunately you can't see well in this image.
Prancing into #WildHorseWednesday! This wild gray stallion on Utah's west desert demonstrates the trot for all the dressage people out there. All natural, no aids needed, lol.
It's #MustangMonday! This black stallion climbed a small ridge to get a better view. The wild ones are always on alert for dangers as well as other horses from competing bands.
#FoalFriday! Young Cisco is not a foal anymore, but don't tell him that. Natural weaning in the wild is lots different! While foals begin taking in other food sources as early as 2 months, they continue to nurse up to 10-11 months. It is no longer for nutrition, but for nurture.
Something below spooked the herd, and these horses started running towards me, passing within a few yards. The feel and the sound is forever in my soul.