Line Dance – Dun Mustang Gelding from Sulfur, Utah

If Dance were human he would be that shy little boy that stands in the corner of the play ground. Afraid of everything and everyone, afraid of life itself. All he would need is someone to come along and sweep him up under their wing, showing him that life can be kind and safe. Once he began to trust he would come out of his shell and be simply brilliant at whatever he did.

Dance was the 5th wild Mustang I adopted. He was the only Mustang that I did not adopt directly from BLM (the government entity that manages the wild horses in the USA) He had been adopted by a family that never gentled him and after owning him a year, they opted to give him away. He was more fearful of people than any Mustang I have had. The tools Lindsay’s Faith taught me early on were well utilized again, even more so, with this handsome fellow.

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Line Dance first touches – photo by Good Call!

Below is a video clip of our first touches …

He reminded me more of a deer than a horse, the way he would scatter at the drop of a hat. With time he has grown to trust me and become a tremendous asset to sharing the Mustang Messages. He is proof that every horse and every human deserves the confidence to shine their inner light.

Below is a video of Line Dance and Magic.

Below is Dance and Colors. This was about a year and a half after I adopted Dance.

Dance (on left) and Colors under Ribbon

Mirrored – Dance and MMJ

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