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10/09/2025

10/09/2025

When Beryl Ellison (often called “the woman behind Red Rum”) first met the fiery chestnut gelding, few believed he would ever become a champion. Red Rum had fragile legs and a stubborn streak — hardly the makings of a hero. But Beryl saw something different… a spark that others missed.

Day after day, she walked him by the seaside in Southport, letting the saltwater heal his legs. She brushed him, talked to him, and treated him not like a horse — but like a partner. Their quiet bond became his strength.

And then came history.
Three Grand National victories. A record that still stands. Every jump, every stride, Red Rum carried her belief with him.

He wasn’t just the horse who conquered Aintree. He was the horse who reminded the world that care, patience, and love can turn fragility into greatness.

✨ “He ran with heart… but she gave him one.”

10/09/2025

MINE THAT BIRD ❤️🐴
The $ 9500 horse that won the Kentucky Derby 🇺🇲
Small. Overlooked.
On the morning of the 2009 Kentucky Derby, Mine That Bird wasn’t even on the radar. By the afternoon, he was a legend.

Shipped from New Mexico in a trailer behind a pickup, with 50-1 odds and no entourage, he looked more like a pony than a champion. But inside, he carried something no one could measure,an unstoppable heart.

From dead last, jockey Calvin Borel hugged the rail and flew past every favorite on the muddy track, crossing the finish five lengths ahead.

He never won another Triple Crown race. He didn’t need to. That Derby was his fairy tale.

10/07/2025

❗Answer: No❗

🐄 According to 2023 analysis of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) data by PEER, America’s rangelands are being damaged overwhelmingly by livestock—NOT wild horses.

Rocky Mountain PEER Director Chandra Rosenthal said: “When it comes to protecting America’s rangelands, BLM suffers from a severe bureaucratic cow blindness."

🐴 Wild horses evolved in arid landscapes—on the very western plains they live today. 🏜️ They are perfectly suited to this environment and are highly mobile, grazing from five to ten miles from water, at higher elevations, on steeper slopes, and on more rugged terrain. Wild horses are constantly on the move, covering miles of ground everyday.

Cattle, on the other hand, not only outnumber wild horses 30 to 1, but evolved in wetter, greener climates. 🌿 They graze within a mile of water, increasing the damage these areas sustain.

🦷 Wild horses clip forage with their upper and lower teeth. Cows however, do not have upper front teeth! 🤯 To eat, they use their lower teeth against a hard dental pad and their tongue to wrap and tear vegetation. They pull and rip, which can cause more soil disturbance. ⁉️ Ever wondered why cows chew diagonally? It’s because they grind their jaws sideways to crush vegetation against their upper dental pads! ‼️

⚠️ In fact, a congressionally-mandated study by the National Academy of Sciences found that, in one year, livestock consumed 70% of grazing resources on public lands, while wild horses and burros consumed less than 5%. ⚠️

10/07/2025

This moment was captured on the night before the 1977 Melbourne Cup, when photographer Bruce Postle stepped into the quiet stables and witnessed something special. Tommy Woodcock, the legendary horseman, stood with his beloved stallion Reckless, a top contender for the race.

As Postle described, “He looked at Reckless and Reckless looked at him, and without a word, the big stallion dropped his head onto Tommy’s chest.” Woodcock gently scratched his neck, and the horse closed his eyes in complete trust. Postle took just two photos. That was enough to say everything about their bond.

10/07/2025

Getting the Arabian race horse in training ready to gallop! Wma Red Wings, racing partnership at welcomearabians.com

10/07/2025