


Some picture of the local horses.
They are much smaller than the camels, but are still the bosses of the gobi. At a watering hole, the horses drink first, then camels, goats, and finally sheep.
A favorite local beverage is airag, which is fermented mare's milk. They also occasionally eat the horses.
Horse racing here is huge. Most of the jockey's however, are 9 or 10 years old. Apparentley there is a movement to ban chlid-horse racing because the kids occasionally get hurt.
2 comments:
Uncle Stefan,
I will take the little brown one please....
I promise to take care of him....
Hi Erika, I would like to bring you home a horse, but I don't think they will fit in my suitcase. See you soon.
Love,
Oncle Stefan.
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