CLIPS FROM HER TIME HERE AT WISN
12.
HERE’S ANOTHER ONE.
SALL HI.
I KNOW.
HAVE YOU BEEN THROUGH A LOT?
I’M JUST GOING TO GO VER
SLOWLY.
LET ME SEE IF I CAN GRAB HIS
BRIDLE
DO WE HAVE A ROPE AND THERE?
HI.
COME HERE.
LOOK, HE IS INJURED.
WE NEED THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
HERE
HE HAS BEEN INJURED.
>>>> HORSES FEEL THE DROP IN THE
BAROMETRIC PRESSURE.
THEY KNOW THAT IF YOU WATCH ANY
NATURAL DISASTER, THE ANIMALS
RUN FIRST.
[HORSE NEIGHING]
SALL SHE WAS DIAMOND, AN OLD
PAINT MAYOR.
 MARE.
I WAS COVERING THAT FOUR TO FIVE
YEARS AGO AND SHE HAD BEEN
BRUSHED WITH MUD, CUTS ON HER
FACE, AND IT WAS CLEAR SHE HAD
BEEN THROUGH THE STORM IN SOME
WAY, SHAPE, OR FORM.
SHE FOUND HER WAY OUT OF A BARN
AND INTO A FIELD
I SAW HER WALKING TOWARD ME, SO
I KI OF CALLED HER LIKE YOU DO
WITH HORSE AND WE WERE ABLE TO
GET HER WATER AND THE PROPER --
SHE WENT TO ANOTHER FARM FOR
PROPER MEDICAL CARE AND
VETERINARIAN CARE.
SHE WAS DOING WELL AFTER THE
STORM.
EDEN: IT SOUNDS LIKE SHE WAS
DRAWN TO YOU, SAL.
YOU DO HAVE A MAGNETIC
PERSONALITY.
[LAUGHTER]
SA
