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URUGUAY-ISRAEL-WILD-HORSE-TAMING
TO GO WITH AFP STORY
Alma Hojman, a 23-year-old Israeli, helped by an assistant instructor, exercises animal control over her two-year filly, during a wild horse "rational" taming class at the Agricultural and Livestock Society in Melo, 400 kilometres northeast from Montevideo, on April 8, 2008. Alma hasn't given the filly a name yet, her primary choices being Hebrew names Zehava (Golden) and Yafa (Pretty). Miss.Hojman, daughter of an Uruguayan-born Israeli, decided to take a sabbatical just after finishing her military service. After traveling along South for several months, finally arrived in Uruguay one-and-a half month ago and after meeting Uruguayan instructor Marcelo Gonzalez, applied for his "rational" wild horse taming course, a technique that aims to tame horses without violence. AFP PHOTO Panta Astiazaran
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Melo, URUGUAY |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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PANTA ASTIAZARAN |
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8 Aprilie 2008 |
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2832 x 4256 (1.37 MB) |
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