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Lady Thistle is just days old-and the sounds and smells inside the cozy stable at Waterdam Farm-keep her curious. As she gains strength, her human family decides it's time to show her another world-and let her experience life outside the stall-alongside her mother, Polly. The beautiful flowers, buzzing bees, and swooping birds are incredible! She's brave and ready to start exploring. But as she feels more courageous and trots away from her mom...

Lady Thistle is two months old and has a big appetite for her growing body. In addition to nursing, she finally gets to eat grain and fresh hay with the other horses...and venture out into the pasture to nibble on sweet clover. She loves her new freedom of exploring and playing, but one day, while the horses are grazing, shrieks cause alarm. Lady Thistle finds danger in the field and is bleeding from a big gash on her leg. She has trouble walk...

Lady Thistle is two months old and has a big appetite for her growing body. In addition to nursing, she finally gets to eat grain and fresh hay with the other horses...and venture out into the pasture to nibble on sweet clover. She loves her new freedom of exploring and playing, but one day, while the horses are grazing, shrieks cause alarm. Lady Thistle finds danger in the field and is bleeding from a big gash on her leg. She has trouble walk...

Lady Thistle is just days old-and the sounds and smells inside the cozy stable at Waterdam Farm-keep her curious. As she gains strength, her human family decides it's time to show her another world-and let her experience life outside the stall-alongside her mother, Polly. The beautiful flowers, buzzing bees, and swooping birds are incredible! She's brave and ready to start exploring. But as she feels more courageous and trots away from her mom...

In a cozy horse stall, at Waterdam Farm, Lady Thistle takes her first breath and sniffs the air of her new surroundings. The first day of a foal's life is busy as she learns to stand on very wobbly legs and drink her mother's milk. But exciting sounds-of nearby horses, the farm dog, and cats outside the barn-keep her ears occupied and Lady Thistle isn't focused on eating. Polly knows her tiny filly needs to nurse and get the nutrients she need...

In a cozy horse stall, at Waterdam Farm, Lady Thistle takes her first breath and sniffs the air of her new surroundings. The first day of a foal's life is busy as she learns to stand on very wobbly legs and drink her mother's milk. But exciting sounds-of nearby horses, the farm dog, and cats outside the barn-keep her ears occupied and Lady Thistle isn't focused on eating. Polly knows her tiny filly needs to nurse and get the nutrients she need...

La Granja Waterdam es muy tranquilo y pacifico, donde los caballos, los gatos....y un perro deambulan y juegan. En una fresca mañana de febrero, llega un caballo nuevo y despierta la curiosidad de los animales. Polly es un caballo de carreras jubilado, pero algo de ella es bastante peculiar. Es redonda y se mueve muy lentamente. Los animales de la granja le dan la bienvenida rápidamente y ella se convierte en parte de la familia. Luego, la not...

La Granja Waterdam es muy tranquilo y pacifico, donde los caballos, los gatos....y un perro deambulan y juegan. En una fresca mañana de febrero, llega un caballo nuevo y despierta la curiosidad de los animales. Polly es un caballo de carreras jubilado, pero algo de ella es bastante peculiar. Es redonda y se mueve muy lentamente. Los animales de la granja le dan la bienvenida rápidamente y ella se convierte en parte de la familia. Luego, la not...

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Waterdam Farm is quiet and peaceful-where horses, cats...and a dog roam and play. On a crisp February morning, a new horse arrives-making the animals very curious. Polly is a retired racehorse-but something about her is rather peculiar. She's round and moves very slowly. The farm animals quickly welcome her-and she becomes part of their family. Then news spreads throughout the barn: Polly will soon be a new mom! In early spring, she gives birt...

Waterdam Farm is quiet and peaceful-where horses, cats...and a dog roam and play. On a crisp February morning, a new horse arrives-making the animals very curious. Polly is a retired racehorse-but something about her is rather peculiar. She's round and moves very slowly. The farm animals quickly welcome her-and she becomes part of their family. Then news spreads throughout the barn: Polly will soon be a new mom! In early spring, she gives birt...

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