Horses

About

Though their glory days may be in the past, these hoofed creatures continue to enthrall us, as the NATURE program HORSES demonstrates in sparkling detail. From the steppes of Mongolia, where children race at breakneck speeds perched on stallions ten times their size, to the fields of Georgia, where people confined to wheelchairs find new freedom in the saddle, Horses highlights the many roles played by this multi-talented beast of burden. There are also rare glimpses of the world’s most endangered horse, and an inside look at the art of the horse whisperers, the trainers who through their gentle touch can transform a wild bucking bronco into a stately show horse.

1 videocassette (approximately 60 min.) : 1/2 in

VHS

Narrated by Sally Kellerman

Directed and written by Gail Willumsen ; executive producer, Fred Kaufman ; executive in charge, William Grant

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Archive

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Credit

Gail Willumsen, Fred Kaufman, WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.), National Geographic Television.

Language

English

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