What a difference a year makes.
In spite of the snow-heavy winter we’ve had, the mustangs are absolutely thriving, and perhaps no mustang demonstrates this more significantly than almost-3-year-old Rowan, introduced to Spring Creek Basin from northwestern Colorado’s Sand Wash Basin with her mare mates Dundee (4 this year) and Aiyanna (also about to be 3) in the fall of 2021.
A year ago:
This photo, taken the end of March 2022, shows Rowan, in particular, looking a bit lean as a coming-2-year-old.
It’s rare that I have the opportunity of showing some growing contrasts, but I couldn’t be happier with her blossoming. She – and Dundee and Aiyanna – are without doubt wonderful additions to Spring Creek Basin, and I hope they’re happy in their new home (I’m pretty sure that if mustangs understand “happy” as a concept, they are). 🙂
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Wonderful to see her looking so vibrant ! Mustangs = Happy
They sure do make ME happy! 🙂
The gals are really looking good!
They’re all in great condition, the beauties. 🙂
Spring Creek Basin has been good to them…and good for them! They are thriving! So glad those girls are “ours.” 😊
Me, too. 🙂
They look great & yes, thriving!
🙂
A happy happy story💗💗💗
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We have many of those, don’t we? 🙂
Wow! What a difference!! 💜
Mostly growth, I think. We’ve ended both of the last two years with good forage after summer monsoons. 🙂
Maybe they define “happy.” 💚
For me, they do! No question. 🙂
Now I get it all!