Ranczerzy z Patagonii - Redux
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A Chilean cowboy "pialando" a young horse. Since most horses are born outside on the ranch and have little contact with humans, lassoing the front legs of the horse and then putting a halter on is often the preferred, and safest way, to start training unbroken colts. While it may seem a strange way to control a horse, it's actually safer to rope the front legs than the head or neck. Horses are much more delicate than cattle and prone to injury if they aren't familiar with being handled or giving to pressure.
MINIMUM PRICE $100
2016-01-09
Andria Hautamaki/Redux/EAST NEWS
Redux Pictures
Andria Hautamaki/Redux
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2,39MB
29cm x 19cm by 300dpi
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