This is what Melly has to say about the three Musketeers......
Ahi is great too, he does all i ask him to and he tries to walk fast when I ride. Although i have to drag him after me when, I walk single line. All in all he is a very obedient horse and tries to please me as good as he can. But sometimes he does test people (like when people ride him he doesnt know.) lukas sister rode him and he zig zaged over he street and into feelds. He figured out hat she does cannot control him. But after we came home and I rode him again and he was as good as ever, he can be cheeky
Ahi Vehemos Resero, spanish for here you see the cattledriver, is one of the famous Criollos of the Estancia El Cardal, of Ayacucho south of Buenos Aires in Argentina. He was given to Ross Birrell by the Owner of the Ranch for his Art-Expo "Criollo". Ahi was trailered to Buenos Aires and is the only horse in modern time, that was permitted to roam on the Plaza San Martin in the City of Buenos Aires. Later he was, as a part of the Art-Expo flown to Miami and trailered up to NY. Where the movie Criollo was shot. (Ross Birrell Documenta 14). From there he traveled via Georgia to Colorado, where he is boarded now. He will continue his journey as he is a part of the Long Trekk Team. Mexico to Canada.
Bild: Documenta 14, Foto Mathias Völzke
Rodeo has become a great lead horse.
I think he is the bravest of them all. When he sees something scarry, he just frezes for a second then I ask him to walk on and he continues to walk on, as if he never saw it. He still sometimes likes to look at my feet, but he does it, out of insecurity, so I just tell him that he is fine and then it is good. Anyway he is better to train with voice than with Cues. I think he is your best lead horse, but you have work hard till he trusts you. He also just blocks when you come at him with to much pressure. Rodeo, if he understands the job, he just does it without getting distracted.
I think he is the bravest of them all. When he sees something scarry, he just frezes for a second then I ask him to walk on and he continues to walk on, as if he never saw it. He still sometimes likes to look at my feet, but he does it, out of insecurity, so I just tell him that he is fine and then it is good. Anyway he is better to train with voice than with Cues. I think he is your best lead horse, but you have work hard till he trusts you. He also just blocks when you come at him with to much pressure. Rodeo, if he understands the job, he just does it without getting distracted.
Deets is like a little puppy. H is interested in everything, looks at everything. Always spots the wildlife first. If he gets scared of something and you can tell him to walk past it, he will, but he doesn't do it as brave as Rodeo. He is more reactive. (partly i also think that is where you can see the age difference between those two.) But if you ride him, giving him security, he will do fine as a lead horse.
Deets is from RedRock Lake area in California.The wild horses may have ancestry tracing back to the Spanish mustang. The Spanish bloodlines have been diluted by a large variety of horses brought into the area by pioneering ranchers. These horses tend to be stocky and tall ranging up to 16 hands. The herd has quite a few appaloosas in it, as well as the more usual solid colors.
Location: The Red Rock Herd Management Area is located 10 miles east of Macdoel, CA in northern Siskyou County, CA.
Size: 18,541 acres
Topography/Vegetation: The Red Rock lakes are located at an elevation of 4,600 feet and are the central focus of the wild horse territory. The tope of the ridge, Mahogany Mountain, is 6,250 feet. Vegetation consists of big and lows sage, with an understory of Idaho fescue, squirreltail and needlegrasses. In many areas juniper has increased greatly in density and understory shrubs and grass species are absent.
Wildlife: Wildlife along the ridge includes mule deer, antelope, coyotes, bobcats, hawks, eagles, sage grouse, pheasant, mountain quail and mourning doves. Many waterfowl nest and rest on the lakes during years of adequate rainfall.
AML: 16-25
Location: The Red Rock Herd Management Area is located 10 miles east of Macdoel, CA in northern Siskyou County, CA.
Size: 18,541 acres
Topography/Vegetation: The Red Rock lakes are located at an elevation of 4,600 feet and are the central focus of the wild horse territory. The tope of the ridge, Mahogany Mountain, is 6,250 feet. Vegetation consists of big and lows sage, with an understory of Idaho fescue, squirreltail and needlegrasses. In many areas juniper has increased greatly in density and understory shrubs and grass species are absent.
Wildlife: Wildlife along the ridge includes mule deer, antelope, coyotes, bobcats, hawks, eagles, sage grouse, pheasant, mountain quail and mourning doves. Many waterfowl nest and rest on the lakes during years of adequate rainfall.
AML: 16-25
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