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And for the New Year, The horses wish that your grain buckets will always be full Nunki knows where we keep the grain. The dogs wish that you will always have plenty of excellent bones Sharing the plenty The cats … Continue reading →

Please remember how important subscriptions are to the horses’ survival. We are having many problems with the government and even the Bahamas National Trust is refusing to assist them. We have got to be able to support them independently. Please … Continue reading →

Apologies!  Many, many things are going on behind the scenes just now in our  decades long effort to get the remaining Abaco Horses desperately needed support.  There are no mysteries about what has to be done but a relacitrant goernment … Continue reading →

Thursday, October 21 . . . A flyover of the area to the south of the Wild Horse Preserve was provided by a good friend and supporter of WHOA. Unfortunately neither Hadar nor Capella was seen, but this is not … Continue reading →

I go where I wish to go. Yes,  I have my hoof in a bucket. If the bucket is in my way, I walk on it. I go where I wish to go.

Mare Nunki says, “You mean I really can’t push Acamar away from her bucket of grain?” We are still waiting for the government to make good on its July promise to our vet to put in clean, sage free pastures … Continue reading →

A bucket of feed, a long, cool drink and a nap in the shade. What  a perfect way to spend the day.  The three Abaco Wild Horse Mares (Nunki at back, Acamar in the middle and her daughter Alnitak in … Continue reading →

The Preserve marshes and waterholes are brimful, everything is sparkling now that the sun has returned. A week of above average rainfall  encouraged major growth so the mares were let into the dogs’ large pen again this morning to trim … Continue reading →

The Horses, Dogs and Cats are fine after the passage of the low pressure area to our west on Wednesday, Sept. 29.  There are huge puddles everywhere, even more than after some bigger storms we’ve had in the past.  Here’s … Continue reading →

Welcome to our new site!  At the moment we are watching the tropical storm winds and rain headed just to the west of us, we’ve already had a few squalls.  The mares have had their daily grain and by tomorrow … Continue reading →