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HOW ABOUT THIS DISPOSITION?
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| John rode Niga up next to this calf and simpy reached down, picked
it up and laid it across the front of the saddle. |
| Looks like Niga is taking a little nap while awaiting his turn to
take his calf to a branding team. |
| Kathy took this photo to show the crowded conditions everyone was
working in. Vet supplies are on the tailgait of the pickup.
The smoke is so thick it makes Niga appear to be a bay. The branding
fires are actually propane gas blow torches which make a lot of noise.
Niga took everything in stride. Only the people who were very familiar
with the Brower horses knew that Niga was a stallion. The majority
of the people working the branding had no idea that he was a stallion as
his behavior was that of a seasoned working gelding, not a five year old
colt with only six months of training. |
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