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Pearson, “In order for them to survive in the wild they must either fight or (take) flight.” After ten days, Pearson was finally able to touch their own horse which they named “Lolita.” After the Hufimans brought their mustang for training, the process began again. In five weeks, Carol was amazed when she returned to find that she could approach their beautiful mustang, “Tia.” “Erin is absolutely amazing,” said Huffman about Pearson, “She did not use any ropes or whips. Just trust.” Pearson said that when Carol approached “Tia,” the once wild animal allowed her to hold her head in her arms. “She seemed to know that she was her owner and that she was safe,” Pearson said seriously.
E-mail the reporter at cspiering@timespapers.com
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