News Provided By Wild Horse Ranch Productions ‘Wild Beauty – Mustang Spirit of the West’ by Director-Screenwriter Ashley Avis, explores the plight of America’s wild horses and possible solutions YREKA, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, July 29, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — “I was outside my cabin in the serenity of the […]
By Sarah Schutte as published on National Review, forward by R.T. Fitch “It’s rare for us to promote a singular product, movie, individual or organization, here at SFTHH, but during Novemeber we ran several articles in anticipation of the release of Disney’s remake of “Black Beauty“. We did […]
By Andrea Lans “I was just really impassioned, realizing as a horse person, I didn’t know that was happening with the helicopter roundups and the mass holding,” TOPANGA, Calif. — “Black Beauty” tells the timeless coming-of-age story of a wild horse and the human she forms a deep, […]
BY Elizabeth Kaye McCall as published on Cowboys & Indians With the new adaptation of Black Beauty coming to Disney Plus, director Ashley Avis and actors Kate Winslet, Iain Glen, and Mackenzie Foy prove there are still good horse movies to be made. “When our producers wanted to […]
by R.T. Fitch Being a southern boy, Florida and now SE Texas the last 25 years, snow has always been somewhat of an anomaly to me. Of course, going back to my childhood roots, from Michigan, there are fleeting memories of the white, fluffy, frozen rain but the […]
Guest OpEd by Susan Wagner, President, Equine Advocates “Why did the organizers of the Equus Film Festival allow such a huge horse slaughter proponent who chairs and helps fund a pro-horse slaughter organization come on as its main sponsor?” For a horse lover, film buff and native New […]
by Adam Gabbatt as published on The Guardian “With a flowing black mane, strong torso and noble bearing, his supporters have described him as ‘magnificent’ and ‘sexy’ – and he’s even been offered film roles…” The owner of Frederik the Great, hailed as “the most handsome horse in […]
According to most leading scholars in history, anthropology and geography, none of the Native Tribes had horses until after Columbus. “On the contrary,” say elders of the Plains Indian Tribes, “our ancestors ALWAYS had horses.”
by Mia Rozenbaum as published on NewsScientist.com Preferring a deep voice is not confined to horses, humans too are subject to the “Barry white” effect Would Black Beauty have made the cut? It turns out mares prefer stallions with deep whinnies. Female horses look for the strongest stallions, […]
Source: by Meg Grant as published in the AARP Blog “Wild horses are a great joy. Like my own freedom, I understood and cherished the spirit of freedom those animals have.” Dayton O. Hyde describes the 13,000 acres of land in South Dakota that is home to his […]
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