Sometimes a little cowboy know-how is all it takes.
A Lil’ Persuasion captures a clever trick familiar to anyone who has spent time around horses: when a horse is reluctant to come, a few apples tucked inside a cowboy hat can be mighty persuasive.
The curious horse leans in while the children patiently put the idea to the test. It’s a lighthearted moment that captures the connection between people and horses—and the simple ingenuity that is part of life in the West.
Sometimes you don’t need a rope. You just need a little persuasion.
Sometimes a little cowboy know-how is all it takes.
A Lil’ Persuasion captures a clever trick familiar to anyone who has spent time around horses: when a horse is reluctant to come, a few apples tucked inside a cowboy hat can be mighty persuasive.
The curious horse leans in while the children patiently put the idea to the test. It’s a lighthearted moment that captures the connection between people and horses—and the simple ingenuity that is part of life in the West.
Sometimes you don’t need a rope. You just need a little persuasion.