Sanctuary

In 1988, Dayton Hyde raised enough money for a down payment on a sanctuary near Hot Springs, SD, and convinced the Bureau of Land Management to send him its unadaptable wild horses. Now it is a home where hundreds of wild horses not only live but flourish. These images show the character of a few of the horses that reside in the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary and a bit of the land that they inhabit. Thanks to Dayton Hyde.

Family
Family
Squabble
Squabble
Stay with Mom
Stay with Mom
Guardian
Guardian
Lookout
Lookout
Plenty of room to run.
Plenty of room to run.
Paying Attention
Paying Attention
Born Free
Born Free
The Gang
The Gang
Last stallion in the herd before he was neutered.
Last stallion in the herd before he was neutered.
Oh Bite Me
Oh Bite Me
Following Mom
Following Mom
Keeping Pace
Keeping Pace
Me & Mom
Me & Mom
Protector
Protector
Run Free
Run Free
You Looking At Me?
You Looking At Me?
Gallop On
Gallop On
Young Stallion
Young Stallion
Prairie Pride
Prairie Pride
Petroglyphic
Petroglyphic
Horses taking shelter from a coming storm near petroglyphs at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary.
Horses taking shelter from a coming storm near petroglyphs at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary.
More Friends
More Friends

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