Champ, a wild stallion, is grazing along the bank of the Salt River in Arizona’s Tonto National Forest, along with his family. A few minutes later, arriving at the opposite bank, are a second band of wild horses.
Champ and his tribe become interested in the the new group, and a few begin to cross the river to check them out.
But then the strong current forces the filly of the group to be pulled underwater and swept downstream.
Champ attempts to grab the filly by the side of the neck. Unable to secure a grip, the filly struggles in the water and breaks away from the group.
Then Champ also breaks from the group and goes after her, grabbing her again by the neck, but this time he is able to gently help her back to the band, not letting go until he is absolutely sure she is completely safe.
The filly then heads to her mother, very shaken up from the ordeal. Once everything is settled, Champ himself proceeds across the river to say hello to the stallions.
Champ then returns to greet his family and then, as the video says, “Like a scripted ending, to a fairy tale story, three birds land on Champ and his mare.”
source:
http://new.damn.com/this-poor-baby-is-drowning-now-watch-what-a-wild-stallion-does/
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