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Trainer Michael Gerald of New Jersey and Carina Lewis of Harmony, Maine, check over ShoGun, a 3-year-old wild mustang rounded up by the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management. Gerald and Lewis are one of many trainers chosen to help “soften” wild mustangs for adoption or sale to individuals and groups willing and able to provide long-term care.
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