Kingdom of the Horse

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KINGDOM OF THE HORSE offers an intimate portrait of disruptors on a mission to save unwanted horses, and they’re succeeding in creative, unconventional and sometimes controversial ways.

Over the course of ten episodes, we meet the saviors, healers, cowboys and capitalists, who battle the overwhelming force of bad circumstance with imperfect solutions. While the good they do is indisputable, these folks often receive as much criticism from their communities as they do praise. That’s because they’re the outliers, quiet rebels if you will, challenging worn-out ideas and failing institutions – both public and private - with bold actions that work differently. These are all amazing individuals fueled by passion and committed to the belief that doing something is better than doing nothing.

"Needs Must When the Devil Drives.”

"Needs Must When the Devil Drives.”

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A Fractured Kingdom

There are too many horses in this country. How to deal with that problem is a subject of wide disagreement.

“Something must be done about the horses…”

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A Kingdom of the Heart

There is an ancient, storied bond between horses and humans. While the fate of unwanted horses is not the world’s most pressing problem, the tragedy speaks to every human heart.

“Wherever a man has left his footprints… we find the hoof print of a horse beside it” – John Trotwood Moore

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We dream of a Kingdom

A universal understanding that speaks to sustainability, a respect for all life and humanity’s place in all of creation.

“Rescue those being led away to death; hold back those staggering toward slaughter.”  – Proverbs 24:11

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The Kingdom Speaks

to the possibility for a better world. At the same time, the powerful forces of Nature restore the human spirit to its place among all living things.

“It is not light that we need, but fire; it is not the gentle shower, but thunder. We need the storm, the whirlwind, and the earthquake.” –  Fredrick Douglass

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Kingdom of the Horse