2010 Winter Solstice Project

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48 photos were submitted for this project, below are the top rated photos. Join us in June for the 2011 Summer Solstice Project!

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Bad Hair Day by Samantha Milbredt

Icelandic Horses Romping in the Snow - Yakima, WA

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Solstice Snow by Karen Bayerl

Central Wisconsin was gray, completely overcast and snowy for the Winter Solstice this year. With some areas of 4 to 5 feet drifts in the pasture, I was awaiting Josh to come around the corner and make his way toward me through the plowed path and show the depth of the snow, but he stopped to pull snow off of the pines surrounding the pasture. Always a pasture clown and wanting to entertain and play.

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Yearling Colts by Stuart Vesty

Yearling Colts enjoying a cool morning sunrise at the Gateway to Hill Country, Texas.

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Learning Spanish Walk by Belinda Jones

This young mustang has just started her advanced training and is trying to come to terms with lifting her leg on command. Here, her dedicated rider attempts to perform this task outside in the snow on the 21st Dec in Iowa USA.

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Roll Call by Robert Bruss

Morning feeding time for the Friesian mares after an overnite snow in Wisconsin.

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Everything White by Becky Hermanson

We just had a snow storm (another one) the day before in North Dakota. My two mares were checking out the situation before they went down to the creek to drink

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Frolicking Friesian by Karen Kennedy

This snowy, cloudy and cold day in Plymouth, Minnesota left this guy wanting to kick his heals up and play to make the best of it!

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Breath of Winter by Elly Foote

This is in the central interior of northern British Columbia, Canada, overlooking Uncha Lake. Amadeus, our PRE spanish stallion was having a good fast play with Capataz, 4 year old gelding and I got a lot of running and rearing shots - when the horses stopped, I marvelled how the late light of the day played on the shape of the stallion and how I could see his breath in the cold air.