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located‚ in the downtown arts district El Paso‚ Texas. The painting focuses in my opinion in two aspects that are connected together to share a historical message. The Native American and the horse two iconic figures of the U.S history gathered together in one image. As a Native American image‚ the Horse image implications consolidate
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chestnut horse‚ that magnificent beast‚ all power and potency‚ and from the central benches I could see it well”. The choice falls on Stubbs’ chestnut horse. As the painting is in the center of the gallery it also becomes the essential point of understanding the short story. More than just a horse in a painting‚ the narrator wants to observe people interacting. The people the narrator observes‚ or spies on from his position in the middle of the gallery‚ all deal with the painting of the horse in some
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There was this beautiful sorrel‚ 14.2 hand‚ quarter horses. Her name was Dawn‚ her full name was Misty Dawn. She was so sweet and I was proud to call her my own. Technically she wasn’t always mine she was my mine at the time‚ she was my mom’s. Dawn was born at my mom’s house‚ had her till I was old enough to ride by myself. She was the horse that taught me how to ride‚ at least started to. The problems began four years ago‚ I went to my friend Selah’s house for a sleepover I went over there like
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Living on the horse farm has to be the most memorable part of my life. Surrounded by fresh air‚ wide-open space‚ and peaceful‚ natural sounds‚ I cherished every minute spent with the horses. The hot‚ humid summers were always the laziest parts of life on the farm. Rising early in the damp morning‚ I tried to get outside and start my daily chores before the inevitable heat struck the air. Breathing the crisp‚ morning air‚ winding through the maze of wagging tails and drooling mouths toward the sliding
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member of the Equidae or horse family. The wild ancestor of the donkey is the African Wild Ass‚ E. africanus. In the western United States‚ a small donkey is sometimes called a burro (from the Spanish word for the animal). A male donkey or ass is called a jack‚ a female a jenny‚ and an offspring less than one year old a foal (male: colt‚ female: filly). While different species of the Equidae family can interbreed‚ offspring are almost always sterile. Nonetheless‚ horse/donkey hybrids are popular
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picture of a charioteer‚ and two horses. One horse is white‚ obedient‚ fit and of a pure breed where the second is black‚ a disobedient lumbering animal. The charioteer represents ‘reasoning’. He is in control of the two horses and is trying to guide them evenly along the journey of life. He is also knowledgeable and therefore is in charge. The white horse is called Passion; representing ‘spirit’. Passion is ambitious and strives towards success. The black horse is called Desire. He represents
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Hippotherapy Yo: Hippotherapy is a form of physical‚ occupational and speech therapy in which a therapist uses the characteristic movements of a horse to provide carefully graded motor and sensory input. Opi: Derived from the Greek hippos (horse)‚ "hippotherapy" literally refers to treatment or therapy aided by a horse. The concept of hippotherapy finds its earliest recorded mention in the ancient Greek writings of Hippocrates. However‚ hippotherapy as a formalized discipline was not
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the birds! 6．It’s an ill bird that fouls own nest． 7. A little bird told me． Horse 8. He eats like a horse． 9．That’s just a lot of horse and donkey dust! 10．It’s time to study now and stop horsing around． 11．I got it straight from the horse s mouth． 12. Just hold your horses！ 13. She works like a horse all day long． 14．That’s a horse of a different color! 15．You can take a horse to the water，but you can’t make him drink！ Monkey 16．Don’t get your monkey up
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she sees herself in the way the horse acts. After the horse jumps the fence and is running around in the L field the father yells at the narrator to shut the gate. She runs to the gate and arrives before the horse gets there. She starts to close the gate and sees the horse running straight for her. Instead of shutting the gate she flings it wide open allowing the horse to escape. Knowing that the horse was going to be killed I believe that the narrator lets the horse escape to show her development
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