March 2, 2003

Susan, We got home around 1AM this morning.  Rain rode like a trooper.  She comes to the fence and wants to be talked to and loved if you go near her.  She would take steps toward me when we stopped and checked on her on the way home.  She wouldn't leave the trailer when we got here until I got into the trailer with her so she could smell me and know it was safe.  We could not be happier about her.  I am very impressed with the job Ray did.  I have to admit to being skeptical before Sunday, now I am a firm believer.  I have been telling everyone how pleased I am with the job Ray did.  I am recommending his services and the clinics to all the groups I belong to.  If Sky works out as good as Rain I will forever be in ya'lls debt.

Shelley Sawhook

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Truck arrives finally after a few days of snow and ice on the way down.	The beginning of a new life for these wild horses from Nevada.
They make there first round at the Wild Horse Foundation, Susan G. Calhoun Arena.	Shadow keeps a watchful eye on this young colt, we called him "Rollie Pollie" after we found out he was all ribs.
Shadow keeps a watchful eye on these newly arrived wild horses. Shadow is one of our best wranglers.	Warming up a wild mustang for Gentling. They're playing lets see who's in charge.
A Special Thanks goes out to James and Julie Fuchs for there assistance, Rusty Brasfeild, Debbie and Dennis McGowan for there Gentling assistance and completing their Level 1 certification. For all the adopters for being there when we needed you the most.  Thank You.
Dennis warming up a wild mustang for Gentling. They meet eye to eye.	Rusty works with his newly adopted mare.  They have a eye for each other.