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Keeping up with the Kaimanawas follows three sisters' journey to save New Zealand's wild horses.
Vicki (25yrs), Kelly (23yrs) and Amanda (19yrs) rehomed 11 wild horses during the June 2012 muster and they are producing a tell-all-documentary called WIND EATERS, which showcases their inspiring transition to domesticated life.
The Wilson sisters, of Showtym Sport Horses, show jump up to Grand Prix level and are committed to promote the Kaimanawas as performance ponies. It is their hope that the publicity raises awareness so that less horses are slaughtered during the bi-annual musters.
Keeping up with the Kaimanawas follows three sisters' journey to save New Zealand's wild horses.
Vicki (25yrs), Kelly (23yrs) and Amanda (19yrs) rehomed 11 wild horses during the June 2012 muster and they are producing a tell-all-documentary called WIND EATERS, which showcases their inspiring transition to domesticated life.
The Wilson sisters, of Showtym Sport Horses, show jump up to Grand Prix level and are committed to promote the Kaimanawas as performance ponies. It is their hope that the publicity raises awareness so that less horses are slaughtered during the bi-annual musters.